With 40 years of experience in all phases of divorce law for clients in Pryor and northeast Oklahoma, family law attorney Paul E. Blevins of Blevins Law Office, Inc., protects your rights - and your investment in your marriage. Divorce - including mediation, negotiation and litigation for matters of child custody and visitation, child support, alimony, property division and post-judgment modifications required for significant changes in circumstances such as parental relocation.
High Net Worth Divorce - for aggressive advocacy of your interests during asset and property division, divorce with ownership of farms and ranches at stake, and investigation of hidden assets and marital fraud.Paul Blevins listens to your concerns and goals, pays utmost attention to "the best interests of the child, " and gives you a realistic assessment of how Oklahoma family law can transition you and your family to a post-divorce future.
High Net Worth Divorce - for aggressive advocacy of your interests during asset and property division, divorce with ownership of farms and ranches at stake, and investigation of hidden assets and marital fraud.Paul Blevins listens to your concerns and goals, pays utmost attention to "the best interests of the child, " and gives you a realistic assessment of how Oklahoma family law can transition you and your family to a post-divorce future.
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The skilled family law attorney who helps you create practical, intelligent solutions to your pressing divorce issues in northeast Oklahoma is Paul E. Blevins of the Blevins Law Office, Inc., in Pryor. For 40 years, Mr. Blevins has skillfully, successfully assisted individuals, couples and families in Mayes County and throughout northeast Oklahoma to put their legal, financial and emotional crises behind them.
For skilled assistance with your uncontested, contested, high net worth divorce in northeast Oklahoma, come to the Blevins Law Office, Inc., in Pryor, founded by family law attorney Paul E. Blevins. Paul E. Blevins listens carefully to your objectives, gives you realistic assessments of your goals, stays available throughout the process to address your questions and concerns, and places utmost emphasis on "the best interests of the child."
When a dispute arises over child custody and visitation arrangements during your divorce or paternity action, the input of an experienced family law attorney can help you reach your goals - and can make a positive difference in your future.
In Pryor, Mayes County and surrounding areas, the family law attorney who uses his 40 years of experience, legal skills and personal service to resolve your child access issues is Paul E. Blevins of Blevins Law Office, Inc.Blevins Law Office serves individuals, couples and families throughout northeast Oklahoma.
In Pryor, Mayes County and surrounding areas, the family law attorney who uses his 40 years of experience, legal skills and personal service to resolve your child access issues is Paul E. Blevins of Blevins Law Office, Inc.Blevins Law Office serves individuals, couples and families throughout northeast Oklahoma.
If you find yourself unable to fulfill child support obligations for any reason - if a child support dispute is delaying your northeast Oklahoma divorce - or if you are a parent seeking to receive child support or collect on past-due child support, the skilled assistance of a family law attorney is essential.
If an alimony dispute has delayed your northeast Oklahoma divorce - if you feel your alimony payment is too high, or you are not receiving enough spousal support - Blevins Law Office can help. Blevins Law Office arms you with the facts and options you should be aware of, which can lead to sound decisions on alimony issues.
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Ray Ruppert
May 03, 2019
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After coming highly recommended... mr blevins was a very big disappointment. From showing up 45min late to court to making decisions regarding my times with my children without even discussing with me options I had, and then to quit when I asked what the 2500 I had already paid him for went towards seeing how I still have no visitation agreement and am no closer to settling then I was on day 1.... terrible experience
John Harrell
Oct 10, 2018
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