Oklahoma City Probate Attorney

Compassionate Probate Guidance in Oklahoma City

Navigating probate after losing a loved one shouldn't add to your stress. Seth Schwenn provides experienced, personal guidance to families throughout the Oklahoma City metro area.

Why Oklahoma City Families Choose Schwenn Law

Local Oklahoma Expertise

Deep knowledge of Oklahoma County probate procedures, local court requirements, and state-specific laws that affect your case.

Personal Attention

Work directly with your attorney—not a paralegal. Your questions are answered promptly and your case receives the attention it deserves.

Clear Communication

Probate can be confusing. We explain each step in plain English so you always know what's happening and what comes next.

Compassionate Approach

We understand you're grieving. Our approach is patient, understanding, and focused on making this process as smooth as possible.

Probate Services in Oklahoma City

From simple estates to complex probate matters, we handle all aspects of estate administration.

Filing will and opening probate case
Asset identification and inventory
Creditor notification and claims
Court filings and appearances
Real estate transfers
Final accountings and distribution
Small estate affidavits
Contested probate matters
Trust administration

Serving the Oklahoma City Metro Area

We represent clients throughout Oklahoma County and surrounding areas.

Oklahoma City Warr Acres Edmond Norman Moore Yukon Midwest City Bethany Nichols Hills The Village

Oklahoma City Probate FAQ

How long does probate take in Oklahoma City?

Most probate cases in Oklahoma County are completed within 4-6 months for simple estates. Complex cases with real estate, creditor disputes, or family conflicts may take 12 months or longer.

Where is the Oklahoma County probate court?

Oklahoma County probate matters are handled at the Oklahoma County Courthouse in downtown Oklahoma City. Most filings can also be done electronically.

Do I need an attorney for probate in Oklahoma?

While not legally required, probate involves complex legal procedures, deadlines, and fiduciary duties. An experienced attorney can help avoid costly mistakes and ensure the estate is handled properly.

What if the deceased had property in multiple counties?

The primary probate is filed where the person lived. Additional "ancillary" probate may be needed in counties where real estate is located. We handle multi-county cases throughout Oklahoma.

Need Probate Help in Oklahoma City?

Schedule a consultation to discuss your probate case with an experienced Oklahoma City attorney.