Abbi Slaton

Abbi Slaton is a Family Law attorney at Ball Morse Lowe. Her primary areas of focus are divorce, paternity, and child guardianships. Abbi started her career in criminal prosecution, focusing on both domestic violence criminal cases and juvenile deprived cases. Abbi then began practicing family law, and after starting a family of her own, became passionate about the area of family law and has practiced in that area ever since. Her work in this area as led to a dedication to helping individuals through their hardest times, while keeping the best interests of the children at the forefront. A graduate of Texas A&M University and the University of Oklahoma College of Law, Abbi now resides in Norman, Oklahoma with her husband and two children.

Blog Post by Abbi Slaton

How to Adopt in Oklahoma: Full Overview of the Adoption Process

How to Adopt in Oklahoma Adoption is one of the most meaningful legal steps a family can ...

What Is Step Parent Adoption in Oklahoma? Requirements & Process

Adoption & Birth Parent Rights: What are the Implications?

What Is Second Parent Adoption? Process, Cost & Requirements

Divorce Rights for Stay-at-Home Moms and Wives in Oklahoma

What Rights Do Stay-at-Home Moms and Wives Have? Stay-at-home moms and wives in Oklahoma ...

Types of Protective Orders in Oklahoma: Emergency vs Final Orders

Protective orders can play an important role in helping people establish legal boundaries ...

Oklahoma Divorce Guide: Process, Requirements & Timeline

How to Get a Divorce in Oklahoma: The Complete Guide Divorce is both a legal process and ...

Guardianship vs POA vs Custody vs Conservatorship

Guardianship vs. POA vs. Custody vs. Conservatorship: What’s the Difference? Legal ...

Six Benefits of Mediation During Divorce

More than 90% of cases reach a settlement before going to trial. This means that the ...

Alimony in Oklahoma: How Long Does Spousal Support Last?

How Long Does Spousal Support Last in Oklahoma?

Victim Protective Orders in Oklahoma: Filing, Duration & Dismissal

If you’re considering a Victim Protective Order (VPO) in Oklahoma, you’re likely dealing ...

Types of Adoption in Oklahoma: Private, Stepparent & Second-Parent Adoption

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