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J. Eric Jones Law Office, PLLC

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This is a two attorney law firm specializing in Criminal and Family Law. Eric Jones began practicing law in 1994. In 2006, the J.

After several years with a large Tulsa firm, he decided to join several local attorneys in opening their own partnership. Eric Jones Law Office, PLLC was founded. Eric Jones's focus remains in Criminal and Family Law. His dedication to his clients leads his practice and he devotes himself to being honest with his clients while fighting for their rights. In 2010, his wife, Stacie Bryza Jones, joined him in practice. She has been practicing law since 2003 and currently focuses on the Family Law practice and managing the office.

10/12/2026

HOLIDAY CLOSURE REMINDER

In observance of Columbus Day, J. Eric Jones Law Office is closed today, Monday, October 12th.

State and federal courthouses are also closed in observance of the holiday.

Our office will resume normal business hours Tuesday, October 13th, at 9:00 a.m.

If you need to contact our office during the closure, please email us at [email protected], and we will respond as soon as possible upon our return.

We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday!

J. Eric Jones Law Office

10/11/2026

Your Children Are Watching How You Handle This

Divorce and custody disputes are adult legal matters, but children often experience the effects of them every day.

They hear conversations.
They notice tension.
They remember what is said about the other parent.

No family law case is perfect, and emotions are real. But protecting children from unnecessary conflict should remain a priority whenever possible.

You may not be able to control the other party's behavior.

You can control your own.

If you're navigating a divorce, custody, paternity, or visitation matter, contact our office to discuss your options.

10/09/2026

HOLIDAY OFFICE CLOSURE NOTICE

J. Eric Jones Law Office will close early today, Friday, October 9th, at 1:00 p.m., and will remain closed on Monday, October 12th, in observance of Columbus Day.

The courthouses will also be closed Monday in observance of the holiday.

Our office will reopen Tuesday, October 13th, at 9:00 a.m.

We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend. Whether you're traveling, spending time with family, or simply enjoying a little extra time off, please be safe and make good decisions.

J. Eric Jones Law Office
Wishing you a safe and peaceful holiday weekend.

10/07/2026

An Arrest Is the Beginning, Not the End

Being arrested can make it feel as though the outcome of your case has already been decided. It hasn't.

An arrest is an accusation—not a determination of guilt.
What happens next may involve reviewing the evidence, examining how that evidence was obtained, evaluating witness statements, identifying legal issues, negotiating with prosecutors, and preparing for court.

The time between an arrest and the resolution of a case matters.

If you have been arrested or charged with a crime, get legal advice before making decisions that could affect your case.

Email J. Eric Jones Law Office at [email protected] or call our office to schedule a confidential consultation.

10/04/2026

State Court. Tribal Court. Experience Matters.

Not every Oklahoma criminal or family law matter follows the same path.

For many people in eastern Oklahoma, questions involving State and Tribal Court jurisdiction can add another layer of complexity to an already stressful situation.

J. Eric Jones Law Office represents clients in both State and Tribal Courts and understands the importance of identifying where a matter belongs and how the applicable court process works.

When your future or your family is involved, experience navigating the court you're actually in matters.

Email us at [email protected] or call our office to schedule a consultation.

10/02/2026

You Don't Have to Explain Yourself

When you're accused of something, the natural reaction is often to explain.

You want to clear things up. Correct the misunderstanding. Tell your side.

But when law enforcement is investigating a possible crime, more talking isn't always better.

You have the right to seek legal advice before answering questions, and choosing to exercise that right is not an admission of guilt.

Be respectful. Don't argue. Don't try to talk your way out of the situation.

Know when it's time to stop talking and start getting legal advice.

If you are under investigation or facing criminal charges, email our office or call to schedule a confidential consultation.

09/30/2026

Children Shouldn't Be the Messenger

When parents are in conflict, children can easily find themselves caught in the middle.
Whenever possible, communication about schedules, disagreements, expenses, or court-related issues should stay between the adults—not travel through the child.
Family law cases are difficult enough for children without asking them to carry the conflict too.

Protecting your child from adult disagreements isn't just good co-parenting. It can also demonstrate the judgment and stability courts expect from parents.

Questions about custody or visitation? Email or call our office to schedule a consultation.

09/28/2026

A Plea Is a Decision, Not Just Paperwork

A plea can affect much more than what happens in the courtroom that day.

Depending on the charge and circumstances, a criminal case may affect your record, employment, driving privileges, professional licensing, fi***rm rights, immigration status, or other parts of your life.

Before making a decision about a plea, you should understand what you're agreeing to and what the consequences may be.

Ask questions.

Understand your options.

Make an informed decision.

If you're facing criminal charges, contact J. Eric Jones Law Office to schedule a confidential consultation.

09/24/2026

Keep a Record, Not a Running Argument

When you're involved in a custody or visitation dispute, documentation can be valuable.

Keep accurate records of important events, exchanges, missed visitation, expenses, and communications when they may be relevant to your case.

But documentation is different from creating conflict.
You don't need to turn every disagreement into a long text exchange just so there's "proof."
Often, a simple factual record is much more useful than pages of angry messages.

Keep it accurate.
Keep it organized.
Keep it respectful.

And let your attorney help determine what actually matters.
Email or call J. Eric Jones Law Office if you need guidance in a custody or family law matter.

09/20/2026

Your Phone May Be Part of the Evidence

Your phone holds much more than phone numbers.

Text messages. Photos. Videos. Location information. Social media. Call histories. Emails.

In a criminal investigation, digital information may become an important part of the evidence.

If you learn that you are under investigation or have already been charged, don't start deleting messages, accounts, photographs, or other information in an attempt to "clean things up." That can create additional problems.
Instead, talk to an attorney about what has happened and what you should do next.

Facing a criminal investigation or charge? Email or call J. Eric Jones Law Office to schedule a confidential consultation.

Address

1320 W Broadway Street
Muskogee, OK
74401

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 4:30pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+19186827680

Website

http://jericjoneslaw.com/

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