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en11/4/2026

A short checklist for families in Oklahoma: the information and papers that help a lawyer assess an ICE detention quickly, including the A-number, the facility, the arrest details, and immigration history.

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en11/4/2026

Letters from family, friends, employers, and community members can help an immigration judge see that a detained person has strong ties and will come to court. Here is what to include, what to avoid, and how to get the letter to the lawyer.

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en11/4/2026

A bond hearing happens in immigration court. A habeas corpus petition is filed in federal court. Here is how families in Oklahoma can tell which one fits, and why the answer often depends on what the immigration judge said about bond.

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en11/4/2026

A 2026 rule tried to cut the deadline to appeal an immigration judge decision to the Board of Immigration Appeals from 30 days to 10. A federal court set that change aside before it took effect. Here is what families need to know.

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en9/9/2026

What an internet-based immigration hearing is, why having a lawyer is usually what makes one possible, and the exact motion your attorney files at least 15 days before your hearing date.

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en9/4/2026

In June 2026 the Tenth Circuit held that people arrested by ICE in the interior are detained under 8 U.S.C. 1226(a) and are eligible for a bond hearing. Here is what that means for detained people in Oklahoma.

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en8/2/2026

Oklahoma Small Estate Affidavit: When and How to Use It When a loved one passes away in Oklahoma, families often worry about facing months of complicated probate proceedings. The good news?

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en8/2/2026

Understanding Recent Immigration Developments: What They Mean for You By Olivia Terry, Immigration Attorney Tulsa, Oklahoma Immigration policy continues to evolve rapidly, both domestically

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en8/1/2026

How to Avoid Probate in Oklahoma: Complete Estate Planning Guide Probate in Oklahoma can take six months to over a year, cost thousands of dollars in court fees and attorney expenses, and ex

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