Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in Oklahoma

Re: rental agreement

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First of all, you are correct in your assumption that you have a few questions and concerns. If you are able to prove all of the above acts or behaviors and the individual is an elected public official, you may be looking at a case involving civil, ethics and code of conduct violations. Additionally, you can include possible violations of the Landlord/Tenant Act, Adult and child-labor laws or statutes. The child-labor laws may consist of state and federal statutes; both of which are there to protect children by prescribing the necessary working conditions and limitations for children in a workplace. As such, we highly recommend attorney council.