In the state of Oklahoma, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Motorists may be convicted of driving while impaired (DWI) if their blood alcohol level is determined to be between 0.05% and 0.08%. Motorists might be...
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How estate planning helps everyday people
Many Oklahoma families and heads of households have significantly large assets worthy of legal protection via an estate plan. While those who own large homes, have big families and possess lots of financial assets have an obvious need for the protections that estate...
Police say street racing caused serious Oklahoma car accident
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has reported that five people were injured during the early morning hours of May 2 when two men lost control of their vehicles during an illegal street race in Payne County. Initial reports indicate that both men were impaired by alcohol or...
Cops use certain markers to spot drunk drivers
Police officers are charged with keeping the cities and roads safe. One of their duties is to do their best to keep drunk drivers off the streets. In an effort to do this, cops look for certain behaviors when they are watching how people drive. When a police officer...
Is it time to update your will?
Protecting the ones you love and making sure that your end of life wishes remain clearly stated are important parts of creating a will. If you've already taken the step of making a will, then you are well ahead of many Americans who continue to put it off. Some of...
3 ways a DWI affects your everyday life
Driving while intoxicated is dangerous and a mistake you likely wish you hadn't made. You now face charges that could result in losing your license or jail time, but that's not all you should worry about. In fact, a DWI has many lasting consequences not related to...