Tulsa Estate Planning & Probate Attorney

"You deserve an attorney who knows you by name. I work directly with every client, providing personalized guidance in wills, trusts, probate, and business formation, making the process clear, stress-free, and tailored to your family's future."

- Allie

It depends on your assets, family situation, and goals. A will directs how your property is distributed, while a trust can help you avoid probate and manage assets during your lifetime. In your free consultation, we'll help you decide what fits your family.

Most Oklahoma probates take several months to over a year, depending on the estate's size and whether any disputes arise. We work to keep the process as smooth and timely as possible.

You can find all of our pricing on our pricing page. We'll give you clear, upfront pricing during your free consultation - no surprises.

You can, and for a very simple situation an online form might be enough. The trouble is that estate documents fail at the worst possible time, after you're gone, when it's too late to fix them. A form can't ask about the blended family, the business, the child who needs extra help, or the Oklahoma-specific signing rules that make a will valid. Most people who come to us after trying it themselves aren't paying to redo the document; they're paying for the peace of mind of knowing it will actually work. We'll tell you honestly if your situation is simple enough that you don't need much from us.

That's more common than people admit, and it's completely your decision to make. Maybe one child has been your caregiver, one is financially set, or one needs protecting from their own choices. Fair and equal aren't always the same thing. We'll help you structure it in a way that reflects your real intentions, and, just as importantly, in a way that reduces the chance of hurt feelings or a dispute later. How you say it in the documents often matters as much as what you decide.

This is the question worth sitting with. If you pass without a plan, Oklahoma law decides who gets what, not you, and your family typically has to go through probate to sort it out, often during the hardest weeks of their lives. Without documents naming guardians, a decision-maker, or your wishes, loved ones can be left guessing, and disagreements can turn into lasting rifts. The plan isn't really for you; it's the last kind thing you do for them. The good news: getting started is far easier than the putting-it-off feels.

Maybe, but it's worth a second look. Marriages, divorces, new children or grandchildren, a move to Oklahoma, a new business, or a big change in assets can all leave an old will out of step with your life, or with current law. An outdated plan can sometimes cause more confusion than none at all. If it's time for an update, we can put a current plan in place that fits your situation today.

Yes. Your first consultation is free. Call 918-615-2999 or book online to get started.