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  • Midwest City Office

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    1384 South Douglas Boulevard
    The Timbers Office Park
    Midwest City, Oklahoma 73130

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    5.0/5.0

    Joe Crosthwait was a beacon of hope to me at a time when my options appeared limited, and the likelihood of a satisfactory resolution seemed impossible. Even though my case seemed impossible, Joe was willing to accept it and won. He is co...
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    5.0/5.0

    Joe Crosthwait was a beacon of hope to me at a time when my options appeared limited, and the likelihood of a satisfactory resolution seemed impossible. Even though my case seemed impossible, Joe was willing to accept it and won. He is co...
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    — Client

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    Attorney and paralegal got started right away case was handled perfectly. We were in constant communication and I was informed of everything involved with my case.

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    Best divorce attorney! Everything was done in a quick timely manner, he is great at replying and answering any questions you have.

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    Aaron was great to work with! The law firm had excellent communication and professionalism. Definitely made the divorce process much easier!

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Child Custody

Child custody in Oklahoma can mean many different things depending on the situation. However, simply put, there are two basic types of custody: joint custody (shared by the parents) or sole custody (one parent). The word “custody” actually has two meanings: legal custody (who makes the decisions regarding the children’s upbringing, care, etc.) and physical custody (the parent(s) with whom the children reside). Determining which parent will have custody of the children, or whether the parents will have joint custody of the children, can be agreed to by the parents or the Court must decide based on what is in the best interests of the children. Once child custody is determined, then child support must be calculated.

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