Wirth Law Office

11/05/2026

Did you recently get charged with a misdemeanor and aren’t really sure what that actually means? Attorney Aaron Grubb explains.

A misdemeanor simply means a charge for a crime that you can be thrown in jail for up to one year. Even though there are harsher sentences in Oklahoma law than a misdemeanor, it’s important that you still talk to an attorney, because misdemeanors can have a long-lasting effect on your life and your record going forward.

If you are currently facing a misdemeanor, we have a team of experienced attorneys that is ready and willing to fight for you, to work toward getting it dismissed or getting the best plea bargain available. If you need help dealing with a misdemeanor, reach out. 📲 MakeLawEasy.com

11/05/2026

Honesty and guidance. That’s what every client deserves. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

We’re so grateful to Marker H. for taking the time to share this review! At Wirth Law Office, we believe in being straightforward with our clients about their cases, even when the answer isn’t what they expected. Our goal is always to give you the truth and the guidance you need to make the best decision for your future.

Need honest answers about your legal situation? We’re here to help. 📲 MakeLawEasy.com

11/04/2026

Can a grandparent get custody of a grandchild in Oklahoma? Attorney Sam Allison explains.

“Custody” is kind of a misnomer, at least in the plain-language sense of the word. Most people think custody just means you possess the child or “have custody over someone,” but that’s not all custody means. Custody gives someone all of the rights a parent would have over a child, specifically when it comes to decision-making. We’re talking about big decisions like where the child attends school, church, and major medical decisions. Those big decisions are typically vested with a parent.

The way grandparents often get custody of a grandchild is through something called a guardianship. A guardianship is needed in cases where the parent or parents of a child are unable to care for their children.

Considering guardianship of a grandchild? Get guidance on the process. 📲 MakeLawEasy.com

11/03/2026

Who's actually responsible for debt when you get divorced in Oklahoma? Attorney Dillan Savage breaks it down.

Debt acquired during a marriage doesn't always split evenly — and whose name is on the account isn't the only factor courts look at. Understanding how debt gets divided can save you from surprises down the road.

Going through a divorce and worried about who's on the hook for what? Get real answers before you sign anything. 📲 MakeLawEasy.com

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11/03/2026

What is a child support lien, and what property does it affect? Attorney Keith Flynn explains something both parents in a child support case should understand.

In Oklahoma, you don’t need a special court hearing for missed child support to become a serious legal problem. Each missed payment automatically becomes a court judgment by operation of law, the moment it goes unpaid. Once that judgment exists, it becomes a lien: a legal claim against property owned by the parent who owes the support.

And it’s broader than most people expect. It attaches to real estate the parent currently owns, and even property they’ve acquired later, as long as the debt is still outstanding. To make that enforceable, the state typically files what is called a Statement of Judgment with the county clerk, often in every county where the parent might own property, not just where the case is filed.

Have questions about a child support lien? Get real answers. 📲 MakeLawEasy.com | (918) 879-1681

11/02/2026

When does taking a plane become a felony in Oklahoma? Attorney Dillan Savage explains.

There’s one particular statute that covers 3 different crimes you can be convicted of in regards to aircraft. If a person is not entitled to possession of an aircraft, does not have the consent of the aircraft owner, and takes that aircraft with the intent to deprive the owner of that aircraft, whether it’s temporarily or permanently, they face a conviction. If they’re found guilty of doing this, they will end up facing a felony.

So it goes back to what everyone is told when they’re younger: “If it’s not yours, don’t take it, don’t touch it, don’t mess with it.” Because if you do and you’re convicted of this, you will face a felony, which is not a good idea.

Facing an aircraft-related charge? Get real answers. 📲 MakeLawEasy.com

10/30/2026

Falling behind on child support can lead to more than just wage garnishment — a lien could be placed against your property.

A child support lien can attach to real estate, vehicles, and other assets, making it difficult to sell or refinance property until the debt is paid. It's one of several tools the state can use to enforce unpaid support, and it can catch people off guard if they don't know it's coming.

Facing a child support lien or worried about falling behind? Know your options before it becomes a bigger problem. 📲 MakeLawEasy.com

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10/30/2026

Have you been accused of fraud or embezzlement? Those are considered white-collar crimes, and Attorney Brian Carter breaks down what counts.

Some examples of white-collar crime are occupational crimes such as embezzlement and fraud, identity theft, insurance fraud, and mortgage fraud, like inflating your income and assets or not correctly identifying a property as a primary residence. Computer crimes can be a white-collar crime oftentimes. Tax evasion is another white-collar crime that is frequent and common. Money laundering is also a white-collar crime, where an individual attempts to conceal the source of funds from illegal activity by channeling them through legitimate legal businesses to appear as earned income.

If you’re accused of a white-collar crime, whether it be a felony or a misdemeanor, or you’re just being investigated, it’s important that you talk to an attorney that has experience dealing with these matters. 📲 MakeLawEasy.com

10/30/2026

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Thank you for listening and resolving my matter in such a short time!”

Thank you, Kyla, for the kind words, and the blessings right back to you! Listening comes first for our team, because every case starts with understanding what matters most to the client. We’re so glad we could help. 🙌

10/29/2026

Charged with a DUI in Oklahoma? An arrest isn’t the same as a conviction, and there may be more room to fight than you think.

Strong DUI defenses often come down to the details: whether the traffic stop was lawful in the first place, whether field sobriety tests were administered properly, and whether breath or blood test results were handled and recorded correctly. A single misstep in the process can change how a case plays out.

Facing a DUI charge? Have an attorney look at the specifics of your stop before you make any decisions. 📲 MakeLawEasy.com

Charged with a DUI in Oklahoma? An arrest isn’t the same as a convi...