Oklahoma State Law: What is Oklahoma Statute 68, Sections 812 and 813?
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They're fairly lengthy and cover a broad set of topics, so it'd be best for you to just read them. Go to title 68 on the site below.
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There you go:\n\nhttp://lis.njleg.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/om_isapi.dll?clientID=164827&Depth=2&depth=2&expandheadings=on&headingswithhits=on&hitsperheading=on&infobase=statutes.nfo&record={7FBE}&softpage=Doc_Frame_PG42
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Different laws for different states.
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Look up the website for your state and you will find it in the Table of Contents. When you click, it will download the specific, detailed law.
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In the latest Nebraska statutes, the sections you mentioned have been transferred to sections 60-498.01 through 60-498.04.  I have linked them below.  If you go to http://statutes.unicam.state.ne.us/ you can run a search.
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Here is a list of hits under Oklahoma statutes. Why can't states make it easy to search their statutes? At least at Mass.gov, you can get to page that lets you search just the statutes, without all this nonsense about reports and proposed amendments.\n\nhttp://www.ok.gov/gsearch/search?q=motor+vehicle+insurance+statutes&btnG=Search&sort=%3Ddate_3AD_3AL_3Ad1&output=xml_no_dtd&Submit=Go&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&client=oklahoma&proxystylesheet=oklahoma&site=SoonerSearch
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Start here:\n\nhttp://www.library.unt.edu/govinfo/law/forms.htm
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The Oklahoma courts system has a civil cover sheet on its website that is required with all civil case filings.  However, the best resource for you will probably be either your local county clerk of court (if they even have a complaint form).  If they have no forms available, go to the OK Courts site and you can follow the court rules for creating your own complaint.  The link is http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/index.asp?ftdb=STOKRU&level=1 .\n\nAlso, if you want to investigate legal services for low income individuals at http://www.okbar.org/public/services/service.htm .  Perhaps you qualify for free or reduced-fee legal services.
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Try the site http://www.megalaw.com   It has the best compilation of local, state and federal law that I have seen.
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My understanding is just about anything that releases a projectile is considered a firearm in Oklahoma, including BB guns! The definitions for firearms are in the “Oklahoma Self-defense Act”. You can do a Yahoo search for this and get the definitions yourself.
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Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Nebraska, Idaho, Montana
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Try:\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos173.htm
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In Oklahoma, it' anything over 88, as far as I can tell. \nBy the way sweetie, it was a Triple wide!!!
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Check with the housing authority for your state.  They will know which properties can take Section 8.
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That's really a question for an attorney.  The laws very from state to state.  You could divorce him based on abandonment, but I don't know if that's possible in Oklahoma.
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There are only 6 articles to that law. Perhaps you mean Section 23? That says:\n\n  §  23.  Local  laws  subject  to  mandatory referendum. 1. A local law\n  subject to mandatory referendum as provided in this section  or  in  any\n  other state statute, shall be submitted for the approval of the electors\n  at  a  general  election  of  state or local government officers in such\n  local government held not  less  than  sixty  days  after  the  adoption\n  thereof  unless  such local law provides for its submission for approval\n  of the electors at a special election  or  unless,  within  thirty  days\n  after  the  adoption of such local law, a petition signed, authenticated\n  and subject  to  certification  by  the  clerk  as  provided  for  other\n  petitions  in  section  twenty-four  of  this chapter is filed with such\n  clerk requesting its submission at a special election. If the local  law\n  so provides or if a valid petition is so filed requesting the submission\n  of  the local law at a special election, it shall be submitted at such a\n  special election held in such local government not less than sixty  days\n  after the adoption of the local law, the date for which special election\n  shall  be  fixed  by the legislative body. In either case such local law\n  shall become operative as prescribed therein only if  approved  at  such\n  election by the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors\n  of such local government voting upon the proposition.\n    2.  Except  as  otherwise  provided  by  or under authority of a state\n  statute, a local law shall be subject to mandatory referendum if it:\n    a. In the case of a city, provides a new charter for such city.\n    b. In the case of a city, town or village, changes the  membership  or\n  composition of the legislative body or increases or decreases the number\n  of votes which any member is entitled to cast.\n    c. Changes the veto power of the elective chief executive officer.\n    d.  Changes the law of succession to the office of the chief executive\n  officer of a county elected on a county-wide basis or if there  be  none\n  the chairman of the board of supervisors, the mayor of a city or village\n  or the supervisor of a town.\n    e.  Abolishes an elective office, or changes the method of nominating,\n  electing or removing an elective officer, or  changes  the  term  of  an\n  elective office, or reduces the salary of an elective officer during his\n  term of office.\n    f. Abolishes, transfers or curtails any power of an elective officer.\n    g. Creates a new elective office.\n    h.  In  the  case of a city, changes the boundaries of wards, or other\n  districts, from which members of the county board of supervisors, chosen\n  as such in such city to represent the city, are elected.\n    i. Changes a provision of law relating to public utility franchises.\n    j. In the case of a city, reduces the salary or compensation of a city\n  officer or employee, increases his hours of employment  or  changes  his\n  working  conditions  if  such  salary, compensation, hours or conditions\n  have been fixed by a state statute and  approved  by  the  vote  of  the\n  qualified  electors of the city. No provision effecting such reductions,\n  increases or changes contained in any local law or proposed new  charter\n  shall become effective unless the definite question with respect to such\n  reductions,  increases or changes shall be submitted separately from any\n  provisions not relating to such reductions,  increases  or  changes  and\n  approved by the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors\n  voting thereon.\n    k.  In  the case of a city, changes a provision of law relating to the\n  membership or terms of office of the civil  service  commission  of  the\n  city.
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http://www.moga.mo.gov/statutes/C600-699/6200001039.HTM