Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Inc.

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Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Inc. (OILS) is a non-profit organization established in 1981, providing legal services to tribal members in Oklahoma. The firm is dedicated to ensuring access to justice, supporting tribal sovereignty, and assisting low-income individuals, elders, and disaster victims. OILS offers services in areas such as estate planning, criminal defense in Tribal Court, ICWA cases, and land issues.

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Servicios que ofrece

Estate Planning and Probate, Expungements, Criminal Defense, Sovereignty, Icwa, Disaster Relief, land issues

Año de fundación

1981

Honorarios

OILS does not charge for attorney services, but clients may be required to pay costs associated with the case, for example the filing fees and other possible costs associated with the case.

Oficinas

• 4200 Perimeter Center Dr., Suite 222 Oklahoma City, OK 73112
• 907 S. Detroit Ave., Suite 1325 Tulsa, OK 74120
• 901 E Main St. Ada, OK 74820

Fuente: oilsonline.org · consultado el 7 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

8:30 AM–4:30 PM

Martes

8:30 AM–4:30 PM

Miércoles

8:30 AM–4:30 PM

Jueves

8:30 AM–4:30 PM

Viernes

8:30 AM–12:30 PM

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

Fotos

• Dennis Popetsaitke· vía Google

  Rude secretary who didn't understand what clients were asking for and was quick to push any potential clients away. I thanked her for nothing, and she said I was welcome.hahaha

  4 years ago
• Tiffany Blackbear· vía Google

  They are awesome...very helpful and u dont have to wait long to talk to them or hear back from them.

  5 years ago
• Rob Helm· vía Google

  I was denied help with a child custody case/ DHS, I asked dor help through OILS because they say they have a lot of exspertice in the ICWA laws. they said they do not help out when its a native American vs native American, I was so upset and I submitted an appeal because that decision made no sense its Native American vs State, its been almost 6 months since I filed the appeal and I have called more than five times to find out the decision of the appeal from OILS and I have never gotten a response. They appear to help out Native Americans but I did not receive the help I so much needed for myself and my beautiful children.

  7 years ago
• Kip Jacobson· vía Google

  Very professional!.. Extremely knowledgeable! Friendly!.. Respectful!.. Compassionate!.. And with great business ethics, I ended up with the very best of guidance & outcome! Very rarely do I rate a compan y online, But this is one personal experience that stands out above the rest! I am ever so grateful mr D & OILS !!!

  10 years ago
• Cheska Nugent· vía Google

  I seriously get the struggle between what services are available but so far it seems not much is and have to be so destitute to qualify. Which in metro counties most services are not available thru any department citing out of area. However, many national aides don't do Oklahoma due to it being reservation. So its a choice of having a job or living in service area with no job availability. Something has to change because not all of the 3% live in serviceable areas and educated on what services are available. How is it that the nation categorizes the whole of Oklahoma as a reservation, despite land runs, but we in Oklahoma do not. It's divided between state and reservation. Citizens and non citizens of our perspective Native ancestors. I am a seriously confused citizen of two governments. 😳

  5 years ago
• Billie "Hughes" Farrow· vía Google

  The receptionist was as helpful as she was able to be, but they said I could not apply due to what my case was for. Even though I had it expunged in 2013 and they shouldn't have been able to issue a warrant for my arrest in the first place.

  3 years ago
• Savannah Harper· vía Google

  Better off asking a regular paid lawyer! They don't help anything. I was just calling for some legal advice and because I don't live in a native home they couldn't answer any questions. Close this place!

  Edited a year ago
• Olive Ford· vía Google

  Just getting through the basic intake questions the lady who took my call was unnecessarily hateful. Its a shame when it comes from people who are supposed to help you during such vulnerable times in your life, and the fact that this is for Native American makes it worse.

  a month ago