Use of Marital Funds

When going through a divorce in Oklahoma, many individuals wonder if they can pay for their attorney using joint marital funds. The answer to this question is yes, you can use marital funds to hire an attorney for your case. However, there are certain requirements and restrictions that you must adhere to in order to do so.

Once you file for divorce, an automatic temporary injunction is issued by the court clerk. This injunction outlines what actions you cannot take without the written consent of the other party or an order from the court. One of the allowed uses of marital funds is for retaining an attorney for the case.

Requirements for Using Marital Funds for Attorney Fees

While you are allowed to use marital funds for hiring an attorney, you must keep detailed records of how the funds are being used. This means that you need to account for the amount spent, the purpose of the expense, and any other relevant information regarding the use of the funds. By keeping accurate records, you can ensure that you are in compliance with the court’s requirements.

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