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Oklahoma Alternative Resources is a private, non-profit organization that provides family law legal assistance for the low- to middle-income working public who need help with legal issues, such as: Adoptions; child support; child custody; divorce; paternity and guardianships.
Founded in 1998, OAR fills the gap for those who do not qualify for legal aid services and do not make sufficient income to afford prevailing rates of private attorneys. Their attorneys are all in private practice and work with their program to help clients in need that meet their eligibility requirements.
OAR is conducting their annual public awareness campaign to inform residents in Muskogee County that their program is now available for those in need of family law legal assistance.
Information: (918) 742-8883.
Local News
January 24, 2012
Family law legal assistance available
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