Helping Oklahoma Families Since 1994

Dealing with a personal injury or wrongful death due to the negligence of another can be extremely difficult and carry serious consequences for you and your family. But you don’t have to go at it alone. Self Legal Group has some of the best personal injury lawyers in Oklahoma, and we bring deep knowledge, experience and compassion to every case. Contact us today to discuss your specific case during a Free Initial Phone Consultation with a personal injury lawyer.

Other Areas of Family Law We Can Assist

• Child Custody
• Child Adoption
• Divorce
• Alimony
• And More

You Deserve the Best Attorney in Oklahoma

You and your family deserve the best family law lawyer you can find to protect your interests and to help you navigate the Oklahoma civil and family courts. Our attorneys are simply the best. Among our ranks are a former Assistant Attorney General and recognized advocate for children’s rights, a former prosecutor who is an aggressive domestic rights advocate, business and property attorneys to protect your assets and estate law attorneys with more than 20 years of experience.

At Self Legal Group’s Family Law Center you will find a safe, comfortable, friendly atmosphere where your legal needs and concerns are our top priority. With our lawyers, our clients can feel at ease discussing sensitive legal issues. Our goals are to help you understand the legal process, determine your position from a legal standpoint, then chart the best course of action to help you reach your goals. Contact us today to schedule your Free Initial Phone Consultation.

Oklahoma Child Support Lawyers

Every child needs emotional and financial support from both of their parents. However, determining the amount of child support can seem like a daunting and difficult prospect for many parents.

At Self Legal Group in Oklahoma City, we can help you understand how child support works in Oklahoma. Our child support attorneys offer a compassionate and safe atmosphere for our clients, regardless of whether they are going through a divorce or seeking child support outside of marriage. We help parents through all types of family-related matters, including paternity actions and legal separations.

We have the legal knowledge and experience you need to feel confident in the decisions you make for your family. To talk to an Oklahoma child support lawyer, contact our family law firm.

How Child Support Is Calculated in Oklahoma

In Oklahoma, child support is determined by looking at the child support guidelines. The guidelines act as a formula and allow courts to calculate the amount of child support by looking at the income of both parents.

Our child support lawyers work one-on-one with you to help you understand the guidelines and how they pertain to your case. We will give you an honest and complete assessment of your financial situation and we will fight to get you and your child the support necessary to move forward into the future.

Minimum Wage and Child Support

In Oklahoma, the minimum wage is the baseline income for parents under the child support guidelines. This means that if one parent makes less than minimum wage, even if they are unemployed, they will be treated as making minimum wage (currently, $1,256 per month) for child support purposes.

Modifications and Enforcements

Child support orders can be modified when there has been a permanent, material and continuing change in circumstances. Our child support attorneys can help you modify an existing order and help you and your child secure the support you need.

We can also help you enforce an order. If your ex-spouse has not been paying child support, we will bring a contempt action. We can also pursue wage garnishment through Oklahoma’s Child Support Enforcement Offices.

Contact an Oklahoma Child Support Lawyer Today

Fighting for child support can be overwhelming and difficult for any parent. Contact our Oklahoma attorneys today and together we will work toward a solution. We offer a Free Initial Phone Consultation and reasonable fees. Credit cards are also accepted.
To learn more about Oklahoma family law, visit our Family Law Information Center and FAQ page.