Jason Perkins

I practice throughout the state of Oklahoma and I am admitted to the bar in the Western District of Oklahoma. My office is located in El Reno, OK (Canadian County) with a satellite office in Oklahoma City, OK (Oklahoma County). I work with numerous attorneys that focus on family law, criminal law, social security benefits, personal injury, and immigration. We are highly client focused and do everything we can to craft plans specifically geared towards our clients needs.

Oklahoma City University School of Law

J.D. (2017) | Law

2014 - 2017

Licensed intern

Law offices of Mark Bailey

2015 - 2017

Handle cases and represent clients in court.

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J.D.

OCU

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OCU

Oklahoma Bar Association  # 33248

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Oklahoma

Since 2017

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Q. Is it fraud if my fiancee is put as the father of my child and I don't know who his biological Father is?

December 17, 2018

A: This situation is not uncommon and is not fraud. If your fiance wishes to he can sign the birth certificate and even formally adopt the child. You should consult with a lawyer and discuss options from this point forward.

Q. My child is turning 3 in may her dad has only been in her life when she was 3 months old he was incarcerated for meth

December 11, 2018

A: Something as complex as termination of parental rights should be handled by an attorney. There are always situations where a persons parental rights can be terminated but it is not usually an easy process unless the other party agrees. There are numerous intricacies that I am sure your statement does not cover that would need to be known.

Q. I'm 27 and my wife is 17. We've been married since 11-17 and we want to move to Florida. Is that going to be legal there

December 11, 2018

A: I agree with Mr. Louden, Florida laws need to be answered by a Florida attorney. I would add though how certain are you that you are married in Oklahoma? With the age obviously being an issue there has to be a very precise set of events that occur for the marriage to be valid.