About OKC Attorney Travis Charles Smith

Travis Charles Smith helps families and business owners plan their estates and businesses. The goal is always the same: avoid court, avoid conflict. Prevent problems before they ever occur. This is much better (and less expensive) than responding to problems after they occur.

Travis began his practice in Oklahoma City in 2009. Originally, Travis focused the first decade of his career in the courtroom, handling high stakes cases. Travis is a very experienced trial lawyer. His accomplishments include a $1 Million Jury Verdict and millions in Settlements for his clients.

Then Travis decided to make a change from being a trial lawyer to being a personal family lawyer. Now, Travis helps clients avoid courtroom conflict. Read his transformation story here.

Why Clients choose Travis:

Here are some reasons why our clients choose to work with our office

• Flat Fee Billing: Our clients never get surprise bills. Our clients choose their fee and know exactly how much their estate plan will cost them.
• Ongoing Relationship & Plan Maintenance: We review our client’s existing estate plans every 3-years — at no additional cost.  This is a feature of our Family Wealth Plans and Life & Legacy Estate Plans. Estate planning documents are worthless if not consistently updated. Our clients lives change, their assets change, and the law is always changing, which affects estate taxes and other issues. Our reviews allow us to catch these change and make recommendations to clients. This ensures the plan will actually work and not fail the family when they need it most!
• Passing on More Than Money: Our plans accomplish more than just distributing assets. Our Life & Legacy Interview helps clients preserve their stories, values, and life lessons.
•  Clear communication. Travis will clearly explain to you what you want to know. You will understand what would happen with your current plan (or lack of plan) and what you can do to change that.

With proper estate planning, you control the outcome. You can ensure your family avoids going to court, avoids the publicity of a probate case, avoids the public disclosure of your assets in a court file, and avoids having to get permission from a judge to access what you give to them.