
When someone is falsely accused of domestic abuse, harassment, stalking, or other conduct leading to a protective order, the legal and personal consequences can be significant. In Oklahoma, defending against a protective order requires court appearances, evidence gathering, and often the assistance of an attorney. One of the most common questions clients ask is whether they can recover their attorney fees if the protective order was filed in bad faith or without any legal basis. Understanding Attorney Fees in Oklahoma Protective Order Cases Protective orders in Oklahoma… Read More







