

DivorceOklahoma City Divorce LawyerI handle contested divorces and uncontested divorces for residents of Oklahoma. Conveniently located in the northwest part of Oklahoma City (plenty of free parking), I assist clients through their divorce. At a time when you need moral and legal support, I am there. I will help ensure your family law rights are protected with respect to the distribution of marital assets, support payments (alimony and child support), child custody and visitation issues, domestic violence and neglect, and any post-decree modifications you require. At the Law Office of Richard Hasley, I have over 38 years of legal experience helping people just like you secure their legal rights and ensure fair treatment under the law. As an Oklahoma City divorce lawyer, I always advise my clients to explore their legal entitlements, whether it is child custody or marital assets. You can always voluntarily surrender your rights or gift your property once you have it, but it is very difficult, and often impossible to gain these rights once surrendered. In addition, if your spouse has presented a proposal, or a divorce settlement offer, have an experienced attorney review the settlement agreement to ensure you understand everything in the document and that your legal rights are protected. For a sound advice and a common sense approach to your divorce issues, whether contested or uncontested, contact me. I can guide you through the process and help ensure your rights are protected. Also, see my article discussing the interstate enforcement of child support. Making a Positive Difference in Peoples Lives for Over 38 Years* We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.At the Law Office of Richard Hasley, attorney Richard Hasley represents clients throughout the state of Oklahoma, including Oklahoma City (OKC), Lawton, Enid, Ponca, Tulsa, Edmond, Norman, and Shawnee. If you need an experienced trial lawyer, put Mr. Hasley's 38 years of legal experience to work for you. |
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