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How we care for our clients. How we are there for our clients' families. How we provide financial and estate planning. How widespread we are in terms of states. How we only practice one type of law.
No estate or inheritance tax. I would describe Oklahoma as very flexible when it comes to the laws. Probate starts for estates valued at $50,000 or more. The majority of my clients are not multi-millionaires but rather hard working blue collar workers, and with Oklahoma being a simple state, it makes it easier to explain to my clients.
As a Tulsa, Oklahoma Attorney, a lot of my clients remind me of my family or people from my hometown. They have worked hard, understand the value of a dollar, and are all around nice people, with good midwest and southern energy. My clients also appreciate how thorough our materials and explanations are.
My clients mainly ask questions about probate, taxes, and property. People in my city specifically care about protecting their assets from the government and nursing homes and providing protection and a plan for their loved ones.
Oath is right for my clients because we can provide them with peace of mind — not only for them, but for their families too.
I talk about my background — how my dad is a financial advisor, and my mom used to practice estate planning for a big firm. My mom would come home exhausted seeing people pay thousands in billable hours on a probate. I like to find ways to help families avoid probate, guardianships, and make it easy for them. I specifically use the term “preventative planning.”
The main state specific document is the Advance Directive or an Oklahoma Will. The Advance Directive is for important medical decisions.
I have a client whose Mom’s probate took 3 years. It can take some people years, but also some people only months.
It could potentially get up to at least $15,000 if you are including attorney fees.
My clients ask mostly about whether they need a will or a trust. I explain to them that here in Oklahoma, we are a probate state, so if you have a will, it will go through a probate. If you want to avoid a probate, a trust is the way to go.
Glenpool, Stillwater, Miami (Oklahoma)
I had a client who was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s at 50. She started taking medicine to slow it down, but we knew we needed to have nursing home protection in place, which takes 5 years.
She was so grateful and so was her husband, and it reminded me of why I do what I do. To be diagnosed with an awful disease where you will lose your memory, the last thing she wanted was to be a financial burden on her kids should she go into a nursing home.
Estate planning is one of the most important ways to protect your loved ones and ensure your wishes are honored. At Oath Law, our Tulsa office helps families create clear, personalized estate plans that eliminate uncertainty and bring long-lasting peace of mind. Whether you're starting your first plan or updating existing documents, we make the process simple, supportive, and easy to understand from beginning to end.
A trust is a powerful tool that can simplify your estate and provide greater control over how your assets are managed. Oath Law's Tulsa trust attorneys help you explore the benefits of both revocable and irrevocable trusts — and which option best fits your goals.
A revocable living trust offers flexibility, allowing you to modify your plan as life evolves. An irrevocable trust provides stronger protection and long-term structure for your assets. We explain both options in clear, everyday terms so you can make informed decisions that support your family's needs and your financial future.
A will is the cornerstone of a complete estate plan. It outlines how you want your assets distributed, names guardians for minor children, and provides important direction for your family at a difficult time.
At Oath Law, our Tulsa estate planning lawyers guide you through every step of creating or updating your will. We help you define your wishes, consider key decisions, and ensure your final document reflects your values. You'll feel confident knowing your loved ones will have the clarity they need when it matters most.
A Power of Attorney (POA) allows a trusted individual to manage your financial or legal matters if you become unable to do so. Without a POA in place, your family may need court approval just to handle basic responsibilities.
Our Tulsa team helps you choose an agent, outline their responsibilities, and prepare a durable POA that protects your interests. With the right document in place, you can be assured that your affairs will be handled smoothly and responsibly, even in unexpected circumstances.
A healthcare directive, also known as a living will, documents your medical treatment preferences if you cannot communicate them yourself. These decisions can provide invaluable clarity and comfort to your family and care team.
Oath Law's Tulsa team guides you through compassionate conversations about life support, comfort care, and emergency medical decisions. We help you clearly document your wishes so your loved ones can act with confidence and peace of mind.
Families across Tulsa and the surrounding region choose Oath Law for a transparent, supportive, and educational estate planning experience.
Here's what sets Oath Law apart:
Flat-fee pricing — no hidden fees or hourly billing.
No upsells or litigation — estate planning only.
Clear, educational guidance throughout the entire process.
Exclusive focus on estate planning — deep expertise, no distractions.
Secure digital access to your completed documents.
Ongoing support as your family and goals change.
Our Tulsa estate planning team is dedicated to helping local families build personalized, practical estate plans. We take time to listen, understand your concerns, and design a plan tailored to your life. Every document is customized — no templates, no confusing legal jargon, and no pressure. Just caring guidance and reliable support that protects your future.
A will takes effect after your death, whereas a trust can manage assets during your lifetime and afterward.
Many Tulsa families benefit from both. A trust simplifies asset management, while a will names guardians and covers property outside the trust.
Pick someone responsible, trustworthy, and capable of handling important financial and legal tasks.
Every few years or after major life changes like marriage, divorce, or purchasing a home.
Without a will, state law determines how your assets are distributed — which may not reflect your wishes.
A living will documents your preferences for medical treatment if you cannot communicate.
Yes. Include email accounts, online logins, photos, and digital files in your estate plan.
A customized estate plan helps ensure fairness and clarity for all spouses and children.
Waiting too long, failing to update documents, and naming the wrong decision-makers.
Most Tulsa clients finish their plans within a few weeks, depending on scheduling and complexity.
"The Tulsa team made something intimidating feel surprisingly easy. I'm grateful for their help."
"Clear explanations, flat fees, and genuine care — Oath Law made everything simple."
"They walked me through each decision and helped me understand all the details."
"Professional, organized, and truly thoughtful. I left feeling completely confident."
"I wish I had done this sooner — the peace of mind is priceless."
Office Address: Oath Law – Tulsa Office 15 W 6th Street, Suite 2700 Tulsa, OK 74119
Phone: (918) 555-0962
