Oklahoma Lawyers

Family and Divorce Law

P.O. Box 701224, Tulsa, OK 74170

Estate Planning Law

205 W Shawnee St, Tahlequah, OK 74464, USA

Attorney Wayne Bailey is a local Cherokee County lawyer with extensive experience in estate planning, probate law, taxation, real estate, business contracts, commercial litigation and appeals. Mr. Bailey first obtained his B.S. in accounting from Northeastern State University in 1990. In 2002, he earned his J.D. from the University of Arkansas. The following year, he graduated with an LL.M in taxation from the University of Missouri. Mr. Bailey is admitted to practice before the U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit; U.S. District Court, Northern, Eastern and Western Districts of Oklahoma; U.S. Tax Court; U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern and Northern Districts of Oklahoma; and the Cherokee Nation Tribal Courts. Mr. Bailey is active in a number of professional organizations, including the Cherokee Nation Bar and the Cherokee County Bar Association. He is a tribal member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, and he attends Cornerstone Fellowship Church in Tahlequah.

Personal Injury Law

5314 S Yale Ave, Tulsa, OK 74135, USA

Personal Injury Law

7447 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74136, USA

Being challenged in life is inevitable; being defeated is optional. For some, a challenge can be an excuse to shy away from circumstances. It is all the more reason to face the situation, and this is exactly how I represent our clients, as we face challenges together. In Kindergarten, I walked across the stage to the middle, standing next to my teacher, telling all of my friends and their families that I wanted to be a lawyer when I grow up. I didn’t think it would actually happen until halfway through my undergraduate degree when I was accepted into law schools. As much as I love learning, I was a doer. At the University of Tulsa College of Law, any chance I had to work outside of the class rather than sit in a room, I took it. With that, I worked for Honorable John Dowdell in the U.S. Northern District of Oklahoma for one summer where I read motions and summary judgments, researched the issues, and wrote more than 15 drafts of opinions for Judge Dowdell. I also worked for Life Church legal counsel, Tulsa County Public Defenders’ Office, Check-6, Inc., Fry & Elder law firm, and Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office. Any opportunity I have to go and do, I take it. After graduating law school in the top of my class and passing the bar, I worked at the Tulsa County District Attorney’s office, where I tried jury trials for misdemeanor and felony cases. After gaining invaluable trial experience there, I joined my grandfather, father, and their partners here at Richardson Richardson Boudreaux. Now I have the opportunity to serve individuals in what may be one of the most challenging times in their lives. We would love the opportunity to serve you.

Environmental Law

Two West Second Street, Suite 700, Tulsa, OK 74103-3117

Area of Practice: Mineral Law Dave Wulfers has represented small to medium sized companies in executive employment, corporate governance, shareholder/partner/member matters, matters involving confidentiality and matters involving digital forensics. He has also represented personal representatives in probate matters and trustees in trust administration matters. His practice has also included representation of individuals in preparation of and changes to their estate plans. He began practicing law in the oil and gas area, which included preparation of leasehold, drilling and division order title opinions, litigation regarding oil and gas well operations and litigation regarding natural gas contracts. In the 1990s, his practice evolved into representation of lenders in mortgage foreclosure matters, companies in the construction industry, including a local Tulsa construction company which turn keyed projects for major department store chains. In the 2000s, his practice expanded into representation of a local county assessor regarding litigation involving business personal property tax and representation of individuals before the Oklahoma Tax Commission. He has continued representing companies in business organization matters, as well as manufacturers and distributors of products used in the construction industry, matters involving digital forensics and individuals in estate planning matters.