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An old-world, Savile Row-style trial powerhouse powered by an invisible, ruthless Formula 1 engine.

Operations across Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri from Tulsa, Sapulpa, Oklahoma City, and Bentonville. We help clients navigate complex family transitions
Bundy Law is listed in the Chambers Family/Matrimonial: High Net Worth Guide for 2022. We have offices in Tulsa, Muskogee, and Sapulpa, OK, and in Bentonville, AR.

10/28/2026

When a spouse is suspected of hiding assets, discovery can include subpoenas for bank records, business financials, and tax returns going back several years. Forensic accountants identify inconsistencies between reported income and actual spending that standard disclosure would never surface. Understanding how this process works shapes how you prepare from the start. Find additional information here: https://www.bundylawoffice.com/tulsa-asset-division-lawyer/hidden-assets/

10/26/2026

When spouses cannot agree on property division, custody, or support, a contested divorce in Tulsa moves to litigation. That means discovery, depositions, expert witnesses, and a trial before a judge who will make the final call. Being prepared from the first filing dramatically affects what is possible at the end. Learn how the law applies here: https://www.bundylawoffice.com/tulsa-family-law-attorney/

10/23/2026

“The firm has respected attorneys who are diligent in working their cases. The firm's attorneys demonstrate skills that are in the top tier of Tulsa family attorneys.” Third Party Testimonial, Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026

Our recent Band One ranking in Chambers High Net Worth Guide underlines our expertise in managing complex, multi-jurisdictional cases for families of wealth.

If you have a dispute based in one of these regions, or that crosses the state lines, we’re here for you.

If you’re unhappy with a first-instance outcome, our appellate work can help you.

The Guide is backed by peer-reviewed, independently regulated feedback.

Find out more: https://www.bundylawoffice.com/blog/best-law-firm-to-handle-your-high-net-worth-divorce/

10/22/2026

Divorce for corporate executives in Oklahoma City often involves compensation structures that do not appear on standard financial disclosures. Bonuses tied to future performance, deferred awards, and equity grants all require careful analysis before any division of assets can be considered complete or fair. Explore how executive divorce works in OKC here: https://www.bundylawoffice.com/blog/executive-divorce-in-downtown-okc/

10/21/2026

Did you know Bundy Laws appellate attorneys appear in both the Tulsa and Oklahoma City divisions of the Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals. Family law appeals require strict compliance with procedural timelines and a precise legal record, making the choice of appellate counsel one of the most consequential decisions in any contested case. Explore how divorce appeals work across Oklahoma here: https://www.bundylawoffice.com/oklahoma-divorce-appeals/

10/19/2026

Guardianship in Arkansas allows a court to authorize another adult to care for a minor when a parent is unable to do so due to incapacity, health issues, or family conflict. The process requires a formal petition, a hearing, and ongoing court oversight. Fayetteville families facing these situations benefit from counsel familiar with local court procedures. Find additional information here: https://www.bundylawoffice.com/fayetteville-guardianship-lawyer/

10/17/2026

The first month of a conventional divorce is a paper hunt. Your lawyer asks for tax returns, and you call the accountant or worse, go through your attic. Your lawyer asks for bank statements, and you log into six websites and download whatever the bank will stil let you access. Your lawyer asks what the boat is insured for, and you go looking for a policy in a drawer that may have been emptied before you got there or try to find your agent's number. Weeks go by, your file is not even half full, and what did arrive are incomplete screenshots and partial records that the other side can pick apart.

With Bundy, this looks different. We gather the records directly from the agencies and institutions that created it. Ten years of federal tax records, with the W-2s, 1099s, and K-1s.. Bank, retirement, and brokerage accounts with 24 months of statements, so money can be followed in order instead of guessed at. And the declarations pages of the insurance policies that list every home, vehicle, boat, collection, and business, showing who is named on it, and what it was worth, checked against the public property records for the same addresses.

We do this in minutes, not hours or days. No other firm has this toolset.

This takes care of three jobs at once. 1. It takes the chase off your plate, so your first weeks are spent on true preparation and decisions instead of downloads. 2. It gives the court proof from the source, which is proof the other side cannot call altered, incomplete, or cherry-picked. And 3. it lets us ask the other side for what is missing, because a lawyer who has read ten years of returns and two years of statements knows which account never showed up and which policy insured something no one has mentioned. Shorter requests, weaker objections, a case that moves faster than anyone else could even imagine.

If a divorce or custody case is ahead of you and the stakes include a business, a trust, land, or investment accounts, call or text (918) 208-0129 in Oklahoma or (479) 579-2121 in Arkansas, or tell us how soon you need to meet at forms.bundy.law/get-help. Consultations are by appointment, in person in Tulsa, Sapulpa, Oklahoma City, or Bentonville, or by Zoom.

10/17/2026

We are proud to share that our founding partner Aaron Bundy received the 2026 President’s Award from the National Board of Trial Advocacy. Aaron was recognized by a national panel for going the extra mile to best represent clients and promote the meaning and value of board certification.

We have two NBTA Board-Certified Family Trial Law Advocates in our firm. Many people do not realize that any licensed attorney can take on a family law case even without having any training courtroom experience. That is why board certification is so important to our firm and to the practice of law. Family trial law deals with the most critical aspects of people’s lives, from complex divorces to parent and child relationships, requiring deep knowledge of substantive law from initial case evaluation all the way through trial and post-judgment proceedings. When a family's future is on the line, clients deserve an advocate who has been tested and proven.

Earning and maintaining NBTA Board Certification in Family Trial Law requires meeting rigorous, objective quality standards designed to protect clients. To qualify, an attorney must serve as lead counsel in at least 15 family law trials to verdict or judgment, log at least 30 full days in trial, and actively participate in at least 20 additional contested matters. The process also requires passing a comprehensive written examination, submitting a substantial legal writing document for evaluation, and completing at least 45 hours of specialized continuing legal education every three years. Applying attorneys must undergo confidential peer reviews from at least three family trial judges they have appeared before and at least three attorneys they have tried cases with or against.

Having two attorneys on our team who have met this gold standard means our clients benefit from proven courtroom experience and a shared commitment to legal excellence. Pushing ourselves through additional certifications and continuous education ensures that the families and children we represent receive the strongest advocacy possible.

10/17/2026

Here is a quick look at four recent appellate wins where Kathleen Egan protected clients' rights and families:

Varnell v. Dawson (Court of Civil Appeals, Oct. 2026): Kathleen successfully defended her own trial court custody victory against an appellant trying to overturn a final Decree of Paternity by claiming an earlier joint custody mediation order was final. The appellate court agreed that the mediation document was merely an interim ruling lacking the statutory requirements to adjudicate parentage, and held that the appellant was equitably estopped from claiming otherwise after asserting at trial that no agreement existed.

Sauter v. Hammers (Oklahoma Supreme Court, Sept. 2026): In an original action, Kathleen secured an extraordinary Writ of Prohibition from the Oklahoma Supreme Court barring the enforcement of trial court orders that improperly found our client in contempt. All Justices concurred.

In the Marriage of Steward (Court of Civil Appeals, Aug. 2026): Representing a mother on appeal, Kathleen won a complete reversal of a joint custody decree where the trial court had failed to make mandatory statutory findings regarding the father's history of domestic abuse, stalking, and harassment. The Court of Civil Appeals held that our client’s evidence established a statutory presumption against joint custody that the father failed to rebut, remanding the case with direct instructions to award our client sole legal custody.

In the Marriage of Martin (Court of Civil Appeals, June 2026): Kathleen persuaded the appellate court to reverse a trial court's refusal to clarify an ambiguous "50-50" military retirement division from a 2006 divorce decree that the government had misinterpreted as awarding the ex-spouse half of our client's entire career pension. Because trial courts lack the authority to divide separate property acquired before or after marriage following a contested trial, the Court held that our client was entitled to an order clarifying that only the marital portion of his military retirement is subject to division.

Whether she is defending her own hard-won trial judgments, overturning unjust rulings, or securing extraordinary relief from the Oklahoma Supreme Court, Kathleen is an absolute appellate maestro and legal mastermind. She is a relentless force both in the courtroom and on the briefs.

10/16/2026

When choosing legal representation for a high-net-worth family matter, the stakes couldn’t be higher.

You’re sifting through several law firms’ websites, getting advice and recommendations from friends and family, and reading client testimonials that a firm likely hand-picked to showcase them in their best light.

How can you cut through the noise and find a law firm that you know you can rely on?

Read our most recent blog to find out what our recent Band One ranking in Chambers High Net Worth Guide means for you: https://www.bundylawoffice.com/blog/best-law-firm-to-handle-your-high-net-worth-divorce/

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2200 South Utica Place, Ste. 222
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74114

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Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm
Saturday	12pm - 5pm
Sunday	12pm - 5pm

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