Adam Holcomb

Divorce often brings significant changes to family life, especially when children are involved. Ideally, parents work together to co-parent effectively, but this can be extremely difficult when communication breaks down or conflicts continue after the separation. In situations where traditional co-parenting simply does not work, parallel parenting may provide a healthier alternative. With the help …

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Many people assume that once a divorce has been filed, the marriage is effectively over. However, this is not always the case. In some situations, one spouse may still hope for reconciliation even after legal proceedings have started.   While reconciliation can be difficult during divorce, it remains possible if both spouses are willing to …

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Divorce often forces couples to confront complicated financial decisions, and one of the most challenging is dividing retirement benefits. In Oklahoma, many retirement plans, such as the Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP) or Plan B, are tied to public employment, including firefighting. Until the Baggs v. Baggs case in 2016, there was uncertainty about whether …

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