Empowering men, dads, children and families
Heath T. Davis, Esq.
500 West 7th Street
Tulsa, OK 74119
(918) 876-4500
Education
University of Tulsa
Juris Doctorate Spring 2005
CALI Award for Excellence in Negotiation
Energy Law Journal Articles Editor
Northeastern State University
Bachelor of Science – Criminal Justice 2002
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity – Theta Epsilon Chapter
Professional Background
Mr. Davis has been a member of the Oklahoma Bar since September 2005. Throughout the majority of his career, he has focused on family law and domestic matters, including divorce, paternity, guardianships, adoptions, and protective orders.
During a significant portion of his career, Mr. Davis practiced with an international domestic litigation firm where he took on a leadership role, managing their Oklahoma offices in both Tulsa and Oklahoma City. His primary focus during this time was on the protection of fathers’ rights.
Mr. Davis now brings this extensive experience and dedication to The Wirth Law Office. He continues his mission to represent and protect the rights of fathers across all legal aspects. Whether you are dealing with a complex divorce, paternity dispute, guardianship issue, adoption process, or the need for protective orders, you can rely on Mr. Davis’s expertise and commitment to guide you through these challenging situations.
Meet the Fathers Rights Attorney
Family law matters can be time sensitive, especially when children are involved. Once underway, matters may extend over long periods of time. It’s urgent to respond in a timely manner to changing circumstances, and to stay ahead of matters whatever course they take through the sometimes complex legal maze of family law.
When you need counsel in a legal matter, contact the Dads.Law Tulsa fathers rights attorney. Don’t wait to find out what you can do to protect your rights as a father, to protect your wealth in a divorce and to secure your future against looming legal challenges. Contact me at (918) 986-7724 or set up a consultation using the email form here.
