The law firm of Henry + Dow is pleased to announce that Shane Henry was named as a Fellow of the prestigious American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML).
AAML Announcement
There's A Better Way To Get Through Your Divorce
Frustrating courtroom disputes, angry parents, confused children, and lengthy divorce proceedings don't have to be part of your divorce story. Thanks to the benefits of the Collaborative Law process, you can settle your divorce a better way.
Alex Masters Joins Henry + Dow
Henry + Dow is pleased to welcome its newest associate attorney, Alexandra Masters. A 2012 graduate of the University of Tulsa College of Law, Alexandra or "Alex," is excited to be serving clients in the practice of Family Law.
FIVE WAYS To INCREASE Your Chances of Winning A Custody Battle
No matter which way you slice it, divorce is hard. There is rarely a circumstance or situation where divorce comes without its difficulties-- either financially, emotionally or mentally. The situation grows even grimmer when minor children are involved in the process. It's difficult enough to divide assets and separate what once were the inner workings of an intimate life. But to also be faced with dividing time with children can become an entire battle of its own.
Should You Be Getting Divorced Quickly?
Rarely would we recommend speeding up the process of divorce. In the vast majority of cases, Henry + Dow wants to encourage married couples to contemplate if divorce is the right decision for their circumstances. Given all the difficulties that come with divorce, we want to ensure that choosing divorce is the best choice for a couple.
Grandparents Rights: How Can I Secure Visitation?
Grandparents make up an integral part of the family unit, especially for grandchildren. When a family is going through a divorce however, it can be especially tricky for grandparents to secure visitation rights that give them access to a continued relationship with their grandchildren. The laws for grandparents rights vary by state, but in Oklahoma certain requirements need to be met in order to grant rights to grandparents for visitation.
