The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) issued a new residential tenant eviction moratorium on Tuesday, August 3, 2021. The new CDC moratorium is scheduled to expire on October 3, 2021 – but may be extended, similar to the initial moratorium. Oklahoma Eviction… Read More »New Eviction Moratorium in Oklahoma – August 2021
Do you have a water well that is shared by two or more neighboring properties? Or maybe you have an entryway or driveway that is shared by multiple lots. If so, your access may be insecure – unless you have… Read More »Access or Rights Agreements and Easements Between Neighbors in Oklahoma
The vast majority of residential leases, tenancies, and rental agreements have been affected by COVID-19. Many tenants have lost jobs or had their work hours cut, reducing or eliminating their ability to pay rent on time or altogether. In addition,… Read More »Residential Leases and Evictions During COVID-19 (Guidelines for Landords)
Hunters and landowners are a natural pairing every fall in Oklahoma. If you’re a hunter, you need a place to hunt. And if you’re a landowner, you have what every hunter wants; land, game crossing your property, and the right… Read More »Hunting Leases in Oklahoma: Why a Handshake Agreement is Dangerous (Legally)
If you’re buying or selling a residential property in Oklahoma, you likely want a standard real estate contract form. It needs to be as fast and easy as possible, but it also needs to be thorough and legally accurate. But… Read More »Oklahoma Real Estate Purchase Contract (And How to Use It)