Law Blog
The Why and How of Quiet Title Actions
Without a clear title, it becomes much more difficult to sell the property and sell it for a decent price, get a loan or mortgage, or exercise your rights as an owner; not to mention it opens you up to outside claims of ownership.
Landlord-Tenant Repair and Deduct Update Signed into Law
House Bill 3409 modifies a portion of The Oklahoma Residential Landlord and Tenant Act that deals with repairs – and deductions of the cost of that repair from rent.
What if I Resist Eminent Domain?
If you are considering resisting the OTA’s right to use eminent domain, you should contact a property attorney. Some of the current resisters have done so, and are part of a pending lawsuit.
Turnpike Expansion and Eminent Domain
The OTA’s website and specific construction and proposal outlines are hard to navigate, and they might leave you even more confused on how the expansion will affect you. Plainview Legal Group is here to guide you through it.
Defects, Disclosures, and a Buyer’s Dilemma
Water damage? Cracked foundation? Electrical, plumbing, or HVAC issues? Read here about how to handle home defects discovered after the sale.
Attorney v. DIY: Estate Plans
While the DIY mentality may work for some projects, estate planning demands an attorney’s expertise. Learn how Plainview Legal Group can help protect your assets.
Welcome, 2022.
Plainview Legal Group celebrates a year in review of 2021. We look forward to providing clarity when you need it in 2022.
Guzman v. Guzman: Impacts on Oklahoma Divorces, Paternity Actions, and Adoption Proceedings
The primary issue in Guzman v. Guzman was whether Carmen Guzman had standing, or the legal right, to bring a paternity action against her wife, Adrieanna Guzman, in order to establish parental rights relative to her wife’s adopted child.
Condemnation Procedure in Oklahoma
With the ever-present oil industry in Oklahoma, you may find yourself facing condemnation or eminent domain proceeding. It is important to have an experienced attorney review your case to help identify your best courses of action.
Estate Planning for Farmers and Ranchers
Estate planning for farms and ranches can be complex. Because of the nature of these types of agricultural businesses, using a will alone as the estate plan may not be sufficient.
Applying for a Governor’s Pardon
A Governor’s Pardon is a formal process in which individuals with one or more felony convictions can apply to have the convictions absolved or “forgiven”. To find out if you are eligible, you should contact an attorney to discuss your specific situation.
The Expungement Process in Oklahoma
Expungement is a process in which a person can seal their criminal history and record. To better assess your specific situation to determine eligibility, seeking the advice and counsel of an attorney is recommended.
Layman’s Guide to Probate Avoidance
Many times, trusts are successfully used as an estate planning mechanism that will help avoid probate altogether. However, trusts are not the only option for those who want to ensure while still living that their assets will be properly distributed.
Strategies for Collecting Child Support
You have both non-legal and legal tools at your disposal to encourage child support payments and to collect past due child support. If your ex is behind on child support, take steps now to minimize the possibility that large arrearages could accumulate in the future.
Divorce in Oklahoma - Where to Start
Divorce can be a highly stressful and emotional time for all the parties involved. Trusting an experienced attorney to help you navigate this difficult time can be the best decision when it comes to child custody and asset protection.