Top Tulsa Family Law Lawyers - Oklahoma

Nearby Cities: Broken Arrow, Owasso, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Claremore

Related Practice Areas: Collaborative, Same Sex, Adoption, Divorce

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When people in Tulsa, Oklahoma, decide to file for divorce, they often require the assistance of a knowledgeable attorney. At Oxford Lehr Attorneys at Law, we are dedicated to representing clients who are struggling with issues involving divorce, guardianship, child custody disputes, parenting plans, property division and other family law matters.   During a free initial consultation, our...

The Law Office of Aaron D. Bundy serves clients in Oklahoma state and federal courts in the areas of divorce, child custody, allegations of abuse, criminal defense, catastrophic injury and select employment cases. Every lawyer at the firm is a trial lawyer with litigation and trial experience in the firm's practice areas. The Law Office of Aaron D. Bundy is different from other firms in its...

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