Ex is fighting you so hard over custody in Oklahoma? Learn about the legal incentives and complexities involved at dads.law.
Child Custody
Brian L. Jackson, Esq.
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
When should you pick your battles in an Oklahoma family court? Consider factors like the cost, value, and importance before fighting.
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
Behind on child support in Oklahoma? Learn the best way to handle it from Tulsa father’s rights attorney, Brian L. Jackson.
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
Traditional conduct orders, right of first refusal, holiday schedules, pick-up/drop-off arrangements, and terms regarding significant others.
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
Clothes and toys generally travel with the child and belong to them, not the parents. Learn more at Dads.law!
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
As a parent with custody, what happens if you need to leave your children with someone else for an extended period of time? In Oklahoma, if your court order does not have a right of first refusal clause, you have the right to delegate custody and care to another responsible adult. This means that if you need to leave your children with a family member or trusted friend, you can do so legally. However, if the person you leave your children with is considered objectively unsuitable, the other parent can step in and take custody. It’s always best to consult with a family law attorney to ensure that you’re following the law correctly.
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
There is big news for guys in Oklahoma. Laws going to change in favor of joint custody. It’ll make our lives a little bit easier.
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
The courts aren’t supposed to favor one gender over the other as an official matter, however, that’s not always the experience we have as men.
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
Dads Rights Attorney Brian Jackson says, “If you’re dealing with a paternity situation, get paternity filed and get after it quickly.”
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
If you’re an unmarried father without a custody and visitation order, you have exactly zero rights to your child.
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
As a preliminary matter, for the state to be able to establish jurisdiction it would mean that another state could not have assumed jurisdiction under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act.
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
If you’ve been accused of sexual impropriety or beating your kids, you definitely want a lawyer present in that situation.
Brian L. Jackson, Esq. 
The Oklahoma statute does prohibit a protective order from purporting to permanently modify custody in this case.