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What is Walkaway Spouse Syndrome?

Divorce, Family Law, Marital Issues, Self-Care

Divorce is a complex and emotional journey that individuals may embark on for various reasons. One phenomenon that adds a layer of complexity to the divorce process is "Walkaway Spouse Syndrome." In this blog post, we'll delve into what Walkaway...

Hidden Dangers: Cryptocurrency and Divorce

Divorce, Family Law, Property Division

Divorce is an intricate process, made even more complex by the advent of cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). A recent case in Oklahoma brings to light the challenges posed by the inherently undiscoverable nature of digital assets within a pro...

Navigating Co-Parenting in Divorce with Emotional Intelligence: A Guide for Parents

Child Custody, Custody, Divorce, Family Law, Parental Equality

Divorce is undoubtedly one of the most challenging life experiences, especially when children are involved. As a law firm specializing in family law, we understand the emotional complexities that come with divorce and the significant impact it can have on...

Unveiling the Silent Struggle: The Surprising Link Between Parent and Teen Mental Health

Family Law, Marital Issues, Self-Care

In the landscape of mental health discussions, the spotlight has long been focused on the challenges faced by teenagers. However, recent research led by family psychologist Richard Weissbourd at Harvard's Graduate School of Education has brought a compelling revelation to...

12 Signs Your Spouse May be Having an Affair

Divorce, Family Law, Marital Issues, Self-Care

Oklahoma is a no-fault state, and an affair may not carry the weight in a courtroom that many expect, but it's still incredibly relevant to your divorce if you suspect your spouse is having an affair. First it may motivate...

Is Divorce Contagious?

Divorce, Family Law, Marital Issues, Self-Care

Yes, maybe. The idea that divorce is contagious is based on social network studies that suggest people are influenced by the behaviors and attitudes of their friends and family members. Research has shown that if someone in your social network...

Navigating Selfishness in Marriage: Warding Off Divorce

Abusive Marriage, Divorce, Family Law, Marital Issues, Self-Care

In the intricate tapestry of marriage, couples often encounter challenges that test the strength of their bond, even leading to divorce. One such hurdle is dealing with a selfish spouse. It’s important to remember that selfishness, although frustrating, is a...

Divorcing a Narcissist: What You Need to Know

Abusive Marriage, Abusive Relationship, Child Custody, Custody, Divorce, Family Law, Marital Issues

Narcissistic personalities can have a devastating impact on relationships and families. Narcissists are often self-centered, manipulative, and controlling, and these traits can make divorcing a narcissist even more difficult and painful, but knowing what to anticipate heading into the divorce...

A Small Business Owner’s Guide to Navigating Business Valuation in Divorce

Business Valuation, Divorce, Family Law, Property Division

Divorce is undoubtedly one of life's most challenging events. When you add a small business into the equation, the complexity can seem overwhelming. One of the crucial steps in this process is understanding how to value your business accurately. In...

Navigating Family Law in Oklahoma

Adoption, Appeals, Child Custody, Child Support, Custody, Divorce, Family Law, Marital Issues, Property Division

Are you facing family-related legal issues in the great state of Oklahoma? Whether it's divorce, child custody, adoption, or any other family matter, understanding the ins and outs of family law is essential. At The Smith Firm, we're here to...