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General Info: The caring professionals at ODay Law Office, PC. are dedicated to helping clients located in Fargo, North Dakota. ODay Law Office, PC has over 24 years of experience you can rely on and knowledge you can depend on. ODay Law Office, PC has been serving the region in both Minnesota and North Dakota with integrity. Please feel free to contact ODay Law Office, PC via telephone, e-mail, or fax with your legal questions. Specializing in criminal defense, bankruptcy, divorce and family law, and general litigation. ODay Law Office, PC is the legal authority your friends and neighbors rely on.
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Phone: (701) 298-6829

Address: 1024 3rd Ave S, Fargo, ND 58103

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Divorce
Child Support
According to North Dakota family law, parenting rights and responsibilities can be established between parents who are either unmarried or are litigating a divorce. The most common issues in the realm of parenting rights and responsibilities include residential responsibility of children (also known as custody), parenting time (also known as visitation), decision-making responsibilities, child support, and medical coverage for the child.
Child Custody and Visitation
If divorcing parents in North Dakota can’t agree on custody, a judge will decide for them based on the best interests of the child. Because children are at the center of a married couple’s life, few disputes within the divorce process are more sensitive and life-changing than child custody. With our decades of experience in family law, O’Day Law Offices, PC we know how difficult such cases can be for all parties. If divorcing parents can’t agree on custody, a judge will decide for them based on the best interests of the child. We seek to make the process as amicable and smooth as possible.
Adoption
Paternity
Guardianship
Establishing guardianship can go a long way toward ensuring that a child always has someone to take care of them in the event that their parents are no longer able to. This can be because the child’s parents are deceased, have abandoned the child, or have been ruled unfit to have custody of the child. Legal guardians are responsible for providing for a child’s physical, emotional, and financial well-being. They are also empowered to make legal decisions that impact the child.
Spousal Support
If your divorce is happening in Minnesota, you can use the Early Neutral Evaluation process to resolve any disputes with your spouse. The process can focus on resolving issues surrounding either minor children (including custody and parenting time), or finances (including spousal support).

Criminal Defense
Illegal drug use has become a truly widespread problem in places like the Fargo-Moorhead metro area. Besides their longstanding battle against the possession of standard narcotics like marijuana, cocaine, heroin and methamphetamines, law enforcement now faces the additional challenge of heading off the distribution and illegal use of prescription drugs. This has led police to sometimes use drastic tactics in their investigations and prosecutions. So if you face a drug charge, you need to retain the services of a seasoned criminal defense attorney right away.
DUI/DWI
If you’re a North Dakota resident with a state license who’s arrested on a Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) charge in Minnesota, you’ll receive notice that your driving privileges in Minnesota are revoked. And although you do have the legal right to a hearing to challenge the Minnesota revocation, your license will remain revoked in that state until the results of that hearing.
Traffic Violations
Deaths caused by reckless driving or driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs are two of the most common instances of involuntary manslaughter. But if the death happens after a defendant has been convicted several times before for drunk driving, a judge or jury might convict him of second-degree murder.
Sex Crimes
According to North Dakota state law, “domestic violence” is defined as physical violence or sexual assault, or threats of physical violence or assault by a family member. The “family members” designation can include a victim’s parent, adult child, current or former spouse, co-parent, relation by blood or marriage (such as an in-law), or a romantic partner or other person in a dating relationship.
Burglary
North Dakota law defines burglary as a crime in which you deliberately enter or hide in a building or occupied structure without permission while the property is not open to the public in order to commit a crime there.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Sometimes you make a mistake that becomes a misdemeanor—but it needn’t have an extended impact on your life. And if you think you’ve been falsely charged, you’ll definitely benefit from getting dependable legal help on your misdemeanor case. At O’Day Law Office, PC, we know what it takes to protect your rights and potentially beat a misdemeanor.
Embezzlement
But the potential consequences of misdemeanor theft shouldn’t be taken lightly. A Class A misdemeanor—which entails at least $250 in value or any fraud and embezzlement up to $500—can result in up to a year imprisonment and a maximum fine of $2,000 or both. Even the lowest theft charge, a Class B misdemeanor, can carry up to 30 days of imprisonment and up to $1,000. Although these seem like lighter penalties than felony theft, you have the right to access an attorney’s services to protect your rights—especially if you believe you’ve been wrongly accused of your misdemeanor theft charge.
Drug Crimes
Pressured into acting against the drug scourge, law enforcement officers have been proven to overstep their constitutionally granted powers in drug cases, injecting doubt into what at first may seem like straightforward situations. False accusations, illegally seized evidence and other methods are sometimes used to bring indictments. You may be the victim of these tactics without even realizing it—which makes it imperative that you get a competent legal help to review your case
Assault
Prosecutors who pursue domestic assault convictions may not have enough evidence to see them through and enable a guilty verdict. Even if these are your circumstances, lack of evidence should never be the only defense strategy you use in court.
Murder
A key element of manslaughter is that it doesn’t involve malice aforethought—that is, the intent to seriously harm or kill, or extreme, reckless disregard for life. Because of this, manslaughter is generally considered less morally blameworthy than either first or second degree murder, which carry higher penalties.
Homicide
Manslaughter
North Dakota law defines manslaughter as recklessly causing the death of another human being, and designates manslaughter as a Class B felony that carries punishment of up to 10 years’ imprisonment and up to $10,000 in fines. State courts have the power to to pronounce lesser sentences based on the facts of any particular case.

Real Estate Litigation
If you’re facing legal issues that call for legal help, you’re probably feeling anxious and overwhelmed. At O’Day Law Office, PC we’re focused on getting you the outcome you need to move forward. Whether you’re confronting challenges related to bankruptcy, criminal and family law, personal injury, or real estate law, we have the expertise your case needs.

Personal Injury
Besides your family, your personal well-being and your business are two essential elements of your life that you need to preserve. That’s why we as a firm focus our civil litigation practice on three important areas: personal injury, contracts and collections. At O’Day Law Office, PC, we seek to help you protect your interests in both the major agreements you sign, and in your efforts to secure the revenue your debtors owe you. Perhaps more importantly, we’re dedicated to making sure that any personal injury costs you may incur in your life are covered by the responsible parties.

Trusts and Estates

Power of Attorney
When an adult is mentally incapacitated, whether by an injury, illness, or other medical condition, they will frequently need someone to make medical, legal, and financial decisions on their behalf. This is especially important if the individual has not established durable power of attorney prior to being incapacitated. A guardian can help a mentally incapacitated person maintain autonomy and function as independently as possible while also ensuring that they are taken care of.
Probate

Bankruptcy
If you’re struggling with heavy debts, it pays to fully understand your options for getting financial relief. We’ll tell you the facts about bankruptcy, put aside the fiction and let you know the actual benefits you can get from filing bankruptcy. When you hire O’Day Law Office, PC, we’ll give you all the details of what’s involved in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy as opposed to a Chapter 13 filing.
Foreclosure
It’s not an easy decision to file for bankruptcy—it can make an immediate impact on your financial life, and stigmas still surround it. Plus, if you don’t plan well, you can make the process even harder. Bankruptcy isn’t for everyone, and it should be your last resort after you’ve exhausted all other methods of covering your financial obligations. But if you face foreclosure, garnished wages, repossession, or debts that you can’t possibly pay, procrastinating can have disastrous results. You may lose your car and other property, including your home.

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