Tahlequah Lawyer Blog
Legal Win: Attorney’s Fees Denied
Hi, I’m [Aaron Grubb](https://www.tahlequahattorney.com/protective-order-defense-lawyer-in-tahlequah/) at Wirth Law Office, and I’m excited to share a recent victory in a protective order case. After a protective order was initially granted, the parties reached a resolution, leading to a voluntary dismissal. However, complications arose when one party argued that the order had been fraudulently filed, which could have imposed attorney's fees on our client. We successfully drafted a strong brief detailing the case's merits, demonstrating that the filing was valid and timely. Ultimately, we saved our client nearly $5,000, showcasing our commitment to diligent representation. Read more »
Legal Win: Swift Action Success
Hi, I’m [Aaron Grubb](https://www.tahlequahattorney.com/protective-order-defense-lawyer-in-tahlequah/), your dedicated Tahlequah protective order defense lawyer at Wirth Law Office. Recently, we faced a challenging situation with three protective orders set for hearings on short notice. Instead of requesting a continuance, we dove deep into the evidence and prepared robust arguments. Our determination caught the opposing party off guard, leading to a swift and favorable settlement for our client. If you're looking for an attorney who prioritizes your case and approaches it with diligence, look no further. Let’s work together to achieve the best outcome for you! Read more »
Settle Smart & Save Big
Are you preparing for a hearing or trial and unsure if that’s your only option for resolution? I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah criminal defense attorney at Wirth Law Office. In my latest video, I share insights from a recent experience where an unexpected settlement discussion arose just before a hearing. It highlights how, even at the last minute, parties may prefer to resolve matters out of court. Settlements not only save money but also allow for more personalized resolutions. If you have legal questions or need guidance, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. Let’s explore your options together! Read more »
Do You Need Police Report To File a Protective Order
Are you filling out a protective order (PO) application but unsure if a police report is necessary? In my latest video, I clarify the requirements surrounding police reports for protective orders. If your relationship with the person you're seeking a PO against isn’t familial or dating, a police report is essential. This can either be an official report taken by the police or a citizen crime report completed at your local department. Without this documentation, your PO could be dismissed for insufficient grounds. For guidance on navigating this process, don’t hesitate to contact me, Aaron Grubb, the Tahlequah protective order defense lawyer. Read more »
Lawyer Up: Before You Surrender
If you have an outstanding warrant and are contemplating surrendering to authorities, consulting an attorney should be your first step. I’m Aaron Grubb, a criminal defense attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah. Turning yourself in may demonstrate good faith, showing that you're willing to resolve your case voluntarily. However, doing so can lead to unintended consequences, especially in busy counties. Recently, a client who turned themselves in found themselves detained longer due to outstanding warrants in multiple counties. Retaining legal counsel beforehand can help navigate these complexities, ensuring a smoother process. If you have questions about your situation, reach out to my office today. Read more »
PR Bonds: Unlocking Freedom
Have you or a loved one recently faced arrest and struggle to post bail? I'm Aaron Grubb, a criminal defense attorney at Wirth Law Group. In our latest video, we explore the concept of a personal recognizance bond. This type of bond allows an individual to promise to appear in court without needing to pay cash upfront. However, securing a personal recognizance bond can be challenging, as the court considers factors like community ties and a clean criminal record. If you have questions about obtaining a personal recognizance bond or need legal assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out. Read more »
Post Bond: Quick Guide
Did you or a family member recently get arrested and need to post bond? If you're wondering what that involves, you’re not alone. I’m Aaron Grubb, a criminal defense attorney in Tahlequah, here to clarify. A bond allows individuals to avoid jail time while waiting for their case to resolve in court, requiring a monetary guarantee based on the crime's severity. You can either pay the full bond amount yourself or engage a bondsman for a 10% fee. Remember, once your case concludes, the court may deduct fees from the bond amount before refunding the rest. For more information, visit Tahlequahattorney.com. Read more »
Key Info: Protective Orders
Are you considering filing a protective order but unsure about the necessary documents? In this informative video, I, Aaron Grubb, an attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah, break down the statutory language and its implications for your case. For instance, if the defendant is a family member, household member, or in an intimate relationship with you, a police report isn't required when filing a protective order. This rule helps prevent frivolous claims against individuals outside your immediate circle, ensuring that the process is streamlined for those in genuine need. For more details about your situation, feel free to reach out. Read more »
How To Stay Safe From Stalkers
Welcome to the Wirth Law Office blog! I’m Aaron Grubb, your trusted Tahlequah attorney. In this post, we delve into the critical topic of protective orders, focusing on the legal definition of stalking. According to the law, stalking occurs when someone engages in a pattern of behavior that makes another person feel frightened or threatened. This may include repeated phone calls, unwanted emails, or even being followed. If you or someone you know is experiencing such conduct, we can help you file a protective order to ensure your safety and that of your loved ones. Reach out to discuss your situation. Read more »
Protective Orders Requirements
Are you considering filing a protective order but unsure about the need for a police report? I'm Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah attorney at Wirth Law Office. In this video, I clarify when a police report is necessary for obtaining a protective order. If the individual threatening you is a family member, household member, or someone you’re dating, you won’t need a police report. However, for others—like a coworker or an unrelated acquaintance—you will need documentation. It's a nuanced process, so if you need assistance navigating your situation, feel free to reach out. Your safety is important! Read more »
Parent Smarter With Court Insights
Have you recently navigated a paternity action and are now required to watch court-mandated parenting conference videos? I'm Aaron Grubb, a family attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah. In our latest video, we discuss the purpose and importance of these videos, designed to ease your co-parenting journey. The first video, Parenting Through Divorce, focuses on effective co-parenting strategies with the child’s wellbeing as the priority. The second, Listening to the Voices of the Children of Divorce, emphasizes the emotional impact of divorce on children. Together, these resources are invaluable for fostering a supportive co-parenting environment. For more information, reach out anytime! Read more »
Partnerships: Protect Your Rights
Are you facing a partnership dispute and uncertain about your legal options? I'm Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah criminal attorney at Wirth Law Office. In my latest video, I explain what constitutes a breach of fiduciary duty in partnerships, covering essential duties like good faith and loyalty. A clear example would be if a partner sells company equipment for a fraction of its value and absconds with the proceeds—this could signal a serious fiduciary breach. If you suspect wrongdoing or have questions about your partnership rights, I encourage you to consult with an attorney to safeguard your interests. Read more »
Certified Mail vs. Process Servers
Need to send a petition or letter but unsure about the cost-efficiency of a process server? Join Tahlequah attorney Aaron Grubb from Wirth Law Office as he breaks down the differences between certified mail and process serving. Certified mail requires the recipient to collect and sign for the letter, which may lead to complications if they're unresponsive. In contrast, a process server personally delivers documents and obtains a signature, ensuring they receive critical legal forms. While process servers can be costly, their reliability may justify the expense. For guidance on your service options, reach out to Aaron Grubb today! Read more »
Paternity: Father's Rights Explained
Have you recently been served with a paternity action and feel uncertain about the next steps? I’m Aaron Grubb, a family attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah. In this brief overview, I’ll explain the fundamentals of paternity actions, which encompass custody, child support, visitation, and establishing parental rights for biological fathers. This is especially relevant for fathers not listed on the birth certificate or those who were not married to the mother at the time of the child's birth. Understanding these elements is crucial for asserting your rights and responsibilities. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out. Read more »
What Happens Without a Will?
Navigating the loss of a loved one can be incredibly challenging, especially when it comes to managing their estate. I'm Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah attorney with Wirth Law Group, here to guide you through the process of appointing a personal representative. If your loved one passed away without a will, known as dying intestate, the court will appoint someone to manage the estate and distribute assets. This often falls to close family members. While the process may feel daunting, hiring an attorney can ease your burden and advocate for your interests. Let me help you through this difficult time. Read more »
Local Lawyers: Your Best Choice
Are you an out-of-state resident who recently faced an accident or a business issue in Oklahoma? I'm Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah attorney with Wirth Law Group, and I'm here to emphasize the importance of hiring local counsel. Navigating legal matters from afar can be intimidating, but local attorneys bring invaluable experience and connections within the Oklahoma legal system. They understand the nuances of the court and have established relationships with judges and opposing counsel. When local knowledge matters, it's crucial to have someone familiar with the area on your side. If you need assistance, feel free to reach out! Read more »
Arraignment? What You Should Expect
Facing an arraignment for a criminal charge can be overwhelming. Hi, I’m Tahlequah attorney Aaron Grubb with Wirth Law Group. In this brief overview, I’ll explain what to expect during your arraignment. After your arrest, you’ll receive a court date to appear, with or without an attorney. If you choose to have legal representation, your attorney will typically waive the reading of the charges and enter a not guilty plea on your behalf. This process is crucial as it sets the stage for negotiations and the next steps in your case. For personalized guidance, reach out to me today. Read more »
Avoid DUI: Essential Legal Knowledge
Are you facing a DUI and unsure of the potential consequences? I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah attorney with Wirth Law Group. In this informative video, I break down the repercussions of DUIs. For a first offense, you could face up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine, tallying as a misdemeanor. However, if you receive another DUI within five years, it escalates to a felony, leading to a maximum of five years in prison and a $2,500 fine. If you're dealing with a DUI case, I'm here to help. Contact me for guidance and support. Read more »
Meet Aaron: Your Tahlequah Attorney
Meet Aaron Grubb, the dedicated Tahlequah attorney at Wirth Law Group. With a unique background that includes clerking for Cherokee Nation Supreme Court Justice Shawna Baker and working in the legal department of a major financial institution, Aaron brings valuable insights to his practice. Since passing the bar in July 2024, he has developed a passion for family and criminal law, advocating for those who need it most. With a strong support team at Wirth Law Group, Aaron continuously learns and grows alongside experienced colleagues. If you have questions about your legal matters, don’t hesitate to reach out to Aaron for guidance! Read more »
How to Navigate Protective Orders Like a Pro
Are you navigating the complexities of a protective order and unsure of the rules? I'm Aaron Grubb, a family law attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah. It’s crucial to fully understand the specific requirements of your protective order, as violations can have severe consequences. In this blog, I’ll clarify what interactions are permitted and emphasize the importance of adhering to these legal boundaries, even if opposition parties initiate contact. Failing to follow the order can lead to criminal charges and may impact any pending custody cases. For personalized legal advice, don’t hesitate to reach out. Read more »
Why Having an Attorney for Protective Orders Changes Everything
Are you considering a protective order but feeling uncertain about hiring an attorney? I'm Aaron Grubb, a family law attorney in Tahlequah with Wirth Law Office, and I'm here to shed light on the significant benefits of legal representation in these cases. Recently, I witnessed a court session involving pro se litigants, which started well but quickly deteriorated into chaos. With emotions running high, effective communication broke down, leading to an unfavorable outcome for both parties. An experienced attorney brings expertise, objectivity, and familiarity with court proceedings, ensuring your case is presented effectively. Contact me if you need assistance navigating this critical process. Read more »
Don’t Lose Your Assets: Master Civil Forfeiture Laws
Have you recently faced civil forfeiture, where police seized your belongings without due process? I'm Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah attorney from Wirth Law Office, here to shed light on this troubling issue. Civil forfeiture allows law enforcement to claim your property, often forcing you to sign away your rights under the assumption that it’s tied to illegal activities. Shockingly, Oklahoma alone saw $17 million in confiscated property in just 2018. If you find yourself caught in this situation, remember you have options. Don’t navigate this complex system alone—contact me to explore your rights and reclaim your possessions. Read more »
What Is an Affidavit of Service? A Simple Legal Breakdown
Did you receive legal documents and feel overwhelmed by the process? I'm Aaron Grubb, your Tahlequah attorney at Wirth Law Office. In our latest video, we dive into the concept of service in legal proceedings. Service is essential for notifying parties involved in a lawsuit, ensuring everyone is informed. We also discuss the Affidavit of Service, which confirms that the opposing party has received the necessary paperwork. Plus, learn about waiver of service, a more amicable approach for parties wishing to simplify communication. If you have questions or need guidance after being served, don’t hesitate to reach out! Read more »
Unlock Hidden Benefits of Hiring an Attorney for Traffic Tickets
**Understanding the Value of Hiring an Attorney for Traffic Tickets** Did you recently get a traffic ticket and wonder if hiring an attorney is worth it? In this video, I discuss some advantages you might not consider. For instance, during a recent case, I encountered a situation where a new prosecutor attempted to penalize my client due to a misunderstanding. My advocacy clarified our prior agreement, prevented potential repercussions, and showcased how vital legal representation is. Navigating the complexities of traffic cases can be overwhelming, but having an attorney ensures your rights are protected and communications run smoothly. Contact me for a low-cost strategy session, and let's tackle your case together! Read more »
Legal Rights 101: Why You Need an Attorney by Your Side
**Never Talk Without Your Attorney: Essential Advice from Attorney Aaron Grubb** If the police, a private investigator, or DHS approaches you for an interview, the safest response is to say no. I’m Aaron Grubb, an attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah, and I believe in the critical importance of having legal representation during such interactions. Recent cases remind us that interviewers are not friends—they are often building a case against you. Engaging in conversation without an attorney can lead to serious repercussions. It’s essential to have guidance to navigate these situations. For expert legal advice, don’t hesitate to reach out at tahlequahattorney.com. Read more »
