How Are Assets Divided in an Oklahoma Divorce
May 1, 2025
- Your work schedule changes so that you cannot have the kids according to the court-ordered parenting time schedule
- The parenting time schedule was made for kids who were pre-school age, and they are now in school
- Your child has developed special needs that would be helped by more time in one parent’s care than is provided by the parenting time schedule
- One of the parents is moving away, and the parenting time schedule does not contain long-distance provisions
- Over the years you’ve had the children in your care for far more time than the court-ordered parenting time schedule provides, and you need to use the extra time to support a child support modification
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