Artificial Intelligence, known as AI for short, is rapidly changing the way many of us approach work and even everyday life. For attorneys, using AI is a way to offload repetitive or time-consuming tasks, freeing up more time for higher payback activ…
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Insurance coverage is supposed to be about peace of mind. It is a regularly occurring expense that we hope to never use–but having a policy in place is supposed to mean we are protected when we do. If disaster strikes and your insurance company fai…
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In many homes, pets are part of the family. But when divorce divides the family, many people wonder what happens to the pets? Oklahoma law does not treat pets like children with custody decrees or visitation rights. Instead, Oklahoma law treats pets…
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Even an amicable divorce can be one of the most stressful times in life. But when a divorcing spouse starts spreading false allegations about you, the stress escalates significantly. False claims of abuse, neglect, or financial misconduct can not onl…
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From the initial filing to the final decree, the divorce process takes time. In Oklahoma, it can take anywhere from about four months for a simple, uncontested divorce to a few years for a hotly contested divorce or one with complex issues to resolve…
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Dying without an estate plan such as a will or a trust is known as dying intestate. Without a will or trust in place to direct the distribution of your assets, the process can be more costly, more stressful, and far more uncertain for your loved ones…
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A comprehensive estate plan is often either will-based or trust-based and includes powers of attorney and health care directives. Many people assume that an estate plan is only for wealthy people or older people. The truth is, if you want to decide h…
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On Thursday, June 5, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court resolved an issue regarding the burden of proof required from individuals belonging to majority groups bringing a claim under Title VII. The petitioner, Marlean A. Ames, worked for the Ohio Department…
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If your business has been accused of wrongful termination by a former employee, you may feel upset and uncertain about what to do next. These claims can damage your reputation and put your company at legal and financial risk. At Titus Hillis Reynolds…
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Being a single parent means carrying an enormous amount of responsibility every day. From school pickups to bedtime stories, you do it all—and you do it for your child. But one question many single parents avoid asking is this: What happens to my c…
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