Property owners often ask whether they can legally have someone trespassed from their land, home, business, or rental property. The answer is generally yes. Oklahoma law recognizes the rights of property owners and lawful occupants to control who may enter and remain on their property. When a person refuses to leave after being asked, or enters property without permission, they may be subject to criminal trespass charges. However, the process for having someone trespassed depends on the circumstances. \ What Does It Mean to Have Someone Trespassed?… Read More

In Tulsa County, contributing to the delinquency of a minor is a serious criminal offense that can result in jail time, probation, fines, and a permanent criminal record. Whether a person actually receives jail time depends on several important factors, including the facts of the case, the person’s prior criminal history, the age of the minor involved, and whether other criminal allegations accompany the charge. Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor Is a Criminal Offense Under Oklahoma law, prosecutors generally allege that the accused caused, encouraged,… Read More

In many Tulsa County criminal cases, you can be “added to the docket,” meaning your case can be scheduled for a hearing, arraignment, pretrial conference, motion hearing, or other court appearance before a judge. However, the exact process depends on the type of case involved and the procedural posture of the matter. In many situations, an attorney can help move the process along, request hearings, communicate with the court clerk, and protect your legal rights throughout the case. What Does “Getting Added to the Docket” Mean? A… Read More