Oklahoma City Estate Planning & Probate Attorney
Protect what matters. Know what comes next.
Clear legal guidance for planning your estate, administering a trust, or settling a loved one's estate in Oklahoma.
Start with the situation you are facing.
You do not need to know which document or court filing you need before you call.
I want to plan ahead.
Estate Planning
Build a practical plan for your property, health decisions, and the people who depend on you.
Someone has passed away.
Probate
Understand Oklahoma's court process, your responsibilities, and the next step in settling an estate.
I am responsible for a trust.
Trust Administration
Get guidance on the responsibilities of serving as trustee and administering a trust.
Straight answers for decisions that affect your family.
Seth Schwenn helps Oklahoma families plan for the future and work through the legal responsibilities that follow a death. The goal is simple: understand your options, make deliberate choices, and leave with a clear next step.
Admitted in Oklahoma in 2021. Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Oklahoma City University School of Law.
You do not have to have it all figured out.
Start with a question. A consultation is a chance to discuss what you need and the work it may involve.
Tell Seth what brings you here.
Call the office or send a short request. A general description is enough to get started.
Discuss your questions.
Bring up your concerns, any existing documents, and what you want help understanding.
Understand the next step.
Discuss the scope and fee before work begins. Sending a request does not reserve an appointment.
Resources for your next decision
Oklahoma Medicaid Planning: 2026 Rules to Know
A current Oklahoma overview of long-term-care Medicaid income and resource standards, the 60-month look-back, transfers, and planning risks.
What an Online Will Form Cannot Decide for You
What an online Oklahoma will form can and cannot do, including execution, asset ownership, beneficiary designations, and coordination with the rest of a plan.
Who Inherits Without a Will in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma intestacy law divides probate property under a detailed family tree. A surviving spouse does not always inherit the entire estate.
Local counsel, close to home.
5560 NW 72nd St, Building B, Warr Acres, OK 73132Monday–Friday · 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Ready to talk through your next step?
Tell Schwenn Law what you need help with, or call the office to start the conversation.