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Divorce Attorney

The decision to get a divorce is one of the most difficult decisions a person can make. Choosing the right divorce attorney doesn’t have to be hard. At Ching Law we understand the stress that divorces can bring, and we are here to assist you with making the divorce process as smooth as possible. From dividing up the property, to deciding who will have custody of the children, Ching Law is here to help.  Don’t try to handle the stress of divorce alone, call Ching Law for help.

How does Nalani Ching help?

Each Divorce case is unique and requires someone skilled in the case to ensure your rights are protected. Nalani Ching’s expertise allows her to study each case thoroughly to pick the most effective defense possible.

Her experience as a Divorce Attorney in Oklahoma courts gives her insights and the ability to see your case through a trial lawyer’s eyes. Let Nalani Ching assists you in ensuring that your needs are met and help you move one step closer to getting your life back in order.

    How much time does it typically take for a divorce to be finalized in Oklahoma?

    The duration of the divorce proceedings in Oklahoma can differ based on factors such as whether it is contested or uncontested in nature.In cases of a divorce without minor children involved a resolution may be reached within as short as 10 days. However in situations where children are involved a compulsory 90 day waiting period is enforced. Contested divorces,involving disagreements, between spouses regarding matters may extend over several months or even longer to reach a resolution.

    What sets a contested divorce apart from an uncontested one?

    In a divorce where both partners reach a mutual agreement on every aspect of the divorce proceedings, such as dividing assets determining child custody and establishing support arrangements it is a uncontested divorce. A Contested divorce is where the parties disagree on something through everything to the point of needing mediation or court intervention.

    What reasons can lead to a divorce, in Oklahoma?

    In Oklahoma’s divorce laws distinguish between fault based and no fault divorce grounds for couples seeking to end their marriage. The prevalent reason for divorce filings is “incompatibility,” a no fault ground that doesn’t assign blame to either party involved. Additionally listed are fault based grounds, like desertion or infidelity that can be referenced in situations but are not as frequently invoked in practice.

    How are assets split in a divorce case?

    In Oklahoma law marriages are subject to the principle of “Equitable distribution,” which entails dividing marital property fairly based on factors like each spouses contributions and financial circumstances rather, than always splitting assets equally.

    How is child custody determined?

    When determining child custody arrangements the focus is primarily on what’s in the best interest of the child which takes into account factors such as each parents ability to offer a stable living environment for the child and the quality of the child’s relationships with each parent. alongside sometimes considering the child’s own preferences as well Courts can decide between awarding joint or sole custody depending on what would be most beneficial, for meeting the child’s requirements.