Family Law

Are you unsure about the boundaries set by a protective order? I’m Aaron Grubb, a Protective Order Defense Attorney at Wirth Law Office. A protective order blends civil and criminal law, typically prohibiting contact between two parties. Misunderstandings often occur, particularly when the protected party initiates contact, leading to severe legal consequences. For instance, a client mistakenly responded to the petitioner, thinking it nullified the order, only to face criminal charges later. It’s vital to grasp these strict boundaries to avoid pitfalls. If you need guidance or legal representation regarding protective orders, reach out to us at Wirth Law Office—We’re here to help!

Welcome to the blog! I’m Aaron Grubb, the [Tahlequah paternity attorney](https://www.tahlequahattorney.com/cherokee-county-paternity-attorney/) at Wirth Law Office. In my latest video, I discuss the presumption of paternity, a concept where the court assumes a male parent is legally recognized as the father. This presumption can occur in several scenarios, such as when a child is born during a marriage, or within 300 days following a marriage’s termination. There are also specific legal assertions about paternity that can solidify this presumption. If you have questions about paternity, feel free to reach out!

Are you navigating a paternity action and facing a judge’s order for genetic testing? Understanding this process is crucial. I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah paternity attorney at Wirth Law Office. Genetic testing often arises in cases where a father isn’t on the birth certificate or hasn’t been involved in the child’s life. Typically, the testing involves a simple cheek swab to collect DNA, which is sent to a lab for analysis. Costs can range from $300 to $500. A positive result can establish a rebuttable presumption of paternity, but there are ways to challenge it. Contact us for guidance.

Navigating the aftermath of establishing paternity can feel overwhelming. As a father or mother, you might wonder, “What’s next?” I’m Aaron Grubb, a [Tahlequah paternity attorney](https://www.tahlequahattorney.com/cherokee-county-paternity-attorney/) at Wirth Law Office, here to guide you through this crucial stage. After paternity is confirmed, the court will likely issue a temporary order addressing custody, visitation, and child support to ensure the child’s needs are met while the case unfolds. We also explore the best interest of the child analysis, which determines custody based on stability and resources. If you have questions, reach out for assistance.

Navigating the complexities of custody, visitation, and child support can be overwhelming, especially if you’re uncertain about your rights. I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah paternity attorney at Wirth Law Office. In this video, I discuss the basic requirements for establishing a paternity case, including who has legal standing to file. Whether you’re a mother seeking child support or a father seeking visitation rights, understanding your authority to bring forth a paternity action is vital. Don’t wait too long—timely filing can impact your claims for child support. For personalized support, reach out to us today!

Did you recently experience a domestic dispute that led to police involvement and potential charges against your partner? I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah family attorney with Wirth Law Office. In my latest video, I discuss the process of spousal affidavits, a valuable tool for the non-offending party. By signing an affidavit, you can clarify that the dispute was a one-time incident and that you do not wish to press charges or assist the prosecution. Our firm has successfully helped clients resolve such cases, often leading to the dismissal of charges at the next court hearing. If you need assistance, please reach out to us.

Welcome to my blog! I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah protective order defense lawyer at Wirth Law Office. In this post, I discuss the complexities of protective orders and offer practical advice on how to avoid them. Recently, I’ve encountered several cases involving protective orders, often stemming from online interactions. These legal actions can be a major hassle, requiring evidence and personal testimony, which can be emotionally taxing. Sometimes, simply blocking someone online can prevent escalation. If you have questions about protective orders or need guidance, feel free to reach out. Your peace of mind is just a conversation away!

Are you filling out a protective order (PO) application but unsure if a police report is necessary? In my latest video, I clarify the requirements surrounding police reports for protective orders. If your relationship with the person you’re seeking a PO against isn’t familial or dating, a police report is essential. This can either be an official report taken by the police or a citizen crime report completed at your local department. Without this documentation, your PO could be dismissed for insufficient grounds. For guidance on navigating this process, don’t hesitate to contact me, Aaron Grubb, the Tahlequah protective order defense lawyer.

Welcome to the Wirth Law Office blog! I’m Aaron Grubb, your trusted Tahlequah attorney. In this post, we delve into the critical topic of protective orders, focusing on the legal definition of stalking. According to the law, stalking occurs when someone engages in a pattern of behavior that makes another person feel frightened or threatened. This may include repeated phone calls, unwanted emails, or even being followed. If you or someone you know is experiencing such conduct, we can help you file a protective order to ensure your safety and that of your loved ones. Reach out to discuss your situation.

Have you recently navigated a paternity action and are now required to watch court-mandated parenting conference videos? I’m Aaron Grubb, a family attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah. In our latest video, we discuss the purpose and importance of these videos, designed to ease your co-parenting journey. The first video, Parenting Through Divorce, focuses on effective co-parenting strategies with the child’s wellbeing as the priority. The second, Listening to the Voices of the Children of Divorce, emphasizes the emotional impact of divorce on children. Together, these resources are invaluable for fostering a supportive co-parenting environment. For more information, reach out anytime!

Have you recently been served with a paternity action and feel uncertain about the next steps? I’m Aaron Grubb, a family attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah. In this brief overview, I’ll explain the fundamentals of paternity actions, which encompass custody, child support, visitation, and establishing parental rights for biological fathers. This is especially relevant for fathers not listed on the birth certificate or those who were not married to the mother at the time of the child’s birth. Understanding these elements is crucial for asserting your rights and responsibilities. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.

Navigating visitation rights can be complex and emotional. In our latest video, Tahlequah attorney Aaron Grubb from Wirth Law Office discusses the essentials of visitation, which occurs when one parent retains rights to see their children despite losing custody. The court’s decisions hinge on the child’s best interests while balancing parental rights. With specific Oklahoma guidelines in place, understanding these aspects is crucial. In one case, a mother successfully modified her visitation schedule, considering transportation costs and child support in negotiations. If you’re facing similar challenges or have questions, visit tahlequahattorney.com for guidance and support.

Planning for mediation? Join Aaron Grubb, Tahlequah attorney at Wirth Law Office, as he breaks down the mediation process in his latest video. Mediation can vary greatly in length and style, depending on the parties’ willingness to negotiate. Typically, a mediator will either bring both parties together or separate them to facilitate discussions. Understanding hard and negotiable terms is crucial for a successful outcome. With costs ranging from $200 to $300 per hour, mediation offers a cost-effective alternative to trial, while having an attorney present ensures your interests are well-represented. For more insights, visit theTahlequahattorney.com.

Are you feeling anxious about an upcoming deposition? Hi, I’m Aaron Grubb, your Tahlequah attorney at Wirth Law Office, here to give you an overview of what to expect. A deposition usually involves three to four people, including you, opposing counsel, your attorney, and a court reporter. It can last several hours, so staying focused is key. Your attorney will object to any inappropriate questions, but you’ll still need to respond. To succeed, keep your answers concise and avoid unnecessary details, as opposing counsel may use tactics to confuse you. For more tips or questions, don’t hesitate to reach out!

Navigating a custody dispute can be overwhelming. I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah attorney with Wirth Law Group, here to clarify your options. In my latest video, I break down the two main types of custody: legal and physical. Legal custody involves decision-making authority, which can be joint or sole, while physical custody determines where the child lives. Unique arrangements, like bird nesting—where children stay in one home while parents alternate living there—and split custody for families with multiple children, offer flexibility. If you have questions, visit me at www.TheTahlequahAttorney.com. Let’s ensure you make informed decisions for your child’s future.

Are you considering guardianship for a loved one but unsure of your eligibility? I’m Aaron Grubb, an attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah. In my latest video, I discuss key factors that courts evaluate when appointing a guardian. Courts ultimately decide who qualifies, taking into account criteria like age, criminal history, recent bankruptcy, and potential conflicts of interest. It’s essential to understand these elements to ensure a smooth process. If you have questions about your qualifications, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at Wirth Law Office or visit TahlequahAttorney.com. Let’s navigate this together!

Do you know how adult guardianships work in Oklahoma? In this insightful video, attorney Aaron Grubb from Wirth Law Office outlines the five essential steps involved in an adult guardianship case. The process begins with filing a petition to declare the individual incapacitated. Next, the ward and their close relatives must be notified, followed by a court hearing to assess the ward’s condition and determine necessary support. The court will then appoint a guardian and require annual reports on the ward’s status. For more information on adult guardianships or other legal questions, visit TahlequahAttorney.com.

In this insightful video, attorney Aaron Grubb from Wirth Law Group unravels the complexities of calculating child support in Oklahoma. He begins with the importance of combining both parents’ gross incomes and refers to Section 119 of Title 43 in the Oklahoma Statutes to determine the baseline support amount deemed appropriate for the child. Grubb elaborates on how to calculate each parent’s contribution based on their income percentage and adjusts for health insurance costs and childcare expenses. For more details and expert legal advice, visit talaclawattorney.com. Don’t miss this valuable resource for understanding child support obligations!

Tahlequah attorney, Ryan Cannonie explains placement preference for child custody in cases with Native American children.

Tahlequah attorney, Ryan Cannonie, describes what courts look at in a good cause finding for juvenile cases involving Native American children.

Tahlequah attorney, Ryan Cannonie, explains the rules about guardianship filings of you live outside of Oklahoma.