Faigin Law Legal Services

Going through the process together, every step of the case

Legal Services

Family Law

Family law services to support you through some of life’s most personal and challenging transitions.

  • Adoption / Permanent placement of a child with a family

  • Child Custody / Parental rights both physical and legal

  • Divorce / Dissolution of marriage

  • Domestic Violence / Protective order

  • Equitable Distribution / Review of assets and property

  • Financial Support / Alimony, child, and spousal support 

  • Grandparents Rights / Certain circumstances under Oklahoma Law

  • Marital Pre and Post Agreements / Legal contracts for division of assets

  • Parental Rights Termination / Termination of the parent-child relationship

  • Paternity / Establishing who the legal father is

  • Post Judgment Modifications / Altering the terms of a family law order

  • Relocation / Navigating relocation while under custody arrangements

  • Visitation / Arrangements

  • LGBTQ+ Family Matters

Employment Law

Dedicated support in employment law, specializing in cases involving law enforcement personnel, including wrongful termination, misconduct, disciplinary actions, and incidents involving shootings.

Employment Law, Law Enforcement

  • Administrative Actions / Demotion, suspension, promotional pass over, or termination

  • On-scene critical incident response

  • Civil or Criminal actions, on or off duty

LLC Formation

Formation services to help you establish a strong legal foundation for your business.

  • Certificate of Incorporation

  • Document Filing with Secretary of State

  • Verification of Company Name Availability

  • Preparation of Article of Organization

Estate Planning

Essential estate planning services, including the creation of simple wills and power of attorney documents, to help you protect your assets and ensure your wishes are honored.

Basic Will

  • Last Will & Testament

  • Healthcare Directive

  • HIPPA Authorization

  • Revocable Living Trust

  • Durable Power of Attorney

  • Living Will

  • Hospital Visitation Authorization

  • Agent for Disposition of Remains

  • Tangible Personal Property Memorandum

  • Pet Care Directive

Working with Faigin Law

  • The client case portal is designed to provide you with full transparency and easy access to your case details. Through this secure portal, you can view case updates, access important documents, and stay informed about next steps—all with the dedicated support of your attorney. This tool is part of my commitment to clear communication and keeping you fully informed throughout the legal process, so you can feel confident about your case.

  • Life can be busy, so we offer flexible meeting options to fit your schedule. Whether you prefer in-person meetings or virtual consultations through Zoom, my goal is to make connecting with your attorney as convenient as possible.

  • Faigin Law offers a variety of convenient payment options to suit your needs. You can pay via WePay Chase, Zelle, check, PayPal or Venmo, providing flexibility and ease when managing your legal expenses.

  • Faigin Law Firm understands that navigating all of life’s responsibilities during this time can be difficult to manage. Faigin Law Firm offers flat fee phases and payment plans for clients to work with your budget and pay cycles.

Dependable legal support for your peace of mind

Testimonials

  • Stormy Slider, Colleague

    “Mrs. Faigin is a compassionate professional who has integrity, tenacity, and the ability to work well under pressure.  Her driven work ethic and perseverance have given her the expertise that is crucial in the field of law.”

  • Kelly Butler, Retired Chief of Police

    “In my time working with Amber Faigin I have found her to be very professional.  Amber has a strong work ethic, has a very good understanding and knowledge of the law, and is a good mediator. Amber has a passion for what she does and always strives to accomplish the best outcome for the parties involved.”

  • Sergeant M. Choe, Houston Police Department/FBI Task Force Officer-Public Corruption

    "Amber is a dedicated professional who values clear communication, reliability, and integrity. She prioritizes understanding and delivering on commitments with precision and care. Her dependable nature ensures that she consistently meets expectations while building trust and lasting relationships.  Her commitment has created a successful relationship for us and our community through trust, communication, and accountability. We are blessed to have her on our team!”

 Divorce FAQs

Disclaimer / The information contained on this website is not meant to be specific legal advice.

  • To file for divorce in the state of Oklahoma, you must be a resident of the state of Oklahoma for more than six months and a resident of your county for more than thirty days.

  • The cost of a divorce can vary depending on the factors and circumstances.  A consultation would provide more clarity on an estimated cost.

  • Once a petition is filed, a judge can grant a divorce within ninety days but this varies depending on the complexity of the case and whether children are involved.

  • Title 43 O.S. Section 110 authorizes a judge to enter orders at the beginning of a contested divorce which decides certain pressing issues until the entire case can be heard at trial. The temporary orders usually consist of possession of the property, custody of children, and any support needed.   The temporary orders can be changed at any time during the case.   A hearing for temporary orders is held shortly after the petition for divorce is filed.

    • Child Support / Typically the non-custodial parent will have to pay child support which is computed by using the statutory chart  43 O.S. § 119

    • Alimony / Generally an award of alimony is based on the spouse's need for support and the spouse’s ability to pay support. There must be a demonstrated need for support from one spouse to the other. The judge takes several things into account, including but not limited to the lifestyle, earning capacity, physical condition, duration of the marriage, and prospective employment. 

    • Property / Each spouse’s property received before marriage or gift/inheritance is awarded to the spouse that came into the marriage with it. The marital property is justly and equitably divided based on circumstances. This is not always a 50/50 split. Debts are included and typically follow the collateral in which it is attached or can be separated.

  • Only a judge in court can determine if a Common Law marriage actually existed.  This can be proven through actions by the “spouses” that are consistent with marriage, telling others that they are married, living together, or the community recognizing the marriage as valid.

  • Yes, a specific child custody class is required.