Beverly wants to help you to have a smooth transition to transfer property and money to spouses, children, friends and charities and take care of your estate with attention to detail and a smooth transition.

A Will lets the Courts know how you want your property divided if you do not have a trust. Yes, everyone needs a will. People who feel they have little or no assets need a will as much as those who have multiple assets and large estates. Trusts do not cover every situation (such as a car accident with legal matters pending).

A Trust is a way to bypass the probate process. Different types of trusts exist, depending upon the size of your estate and your goals.

Probate is the court process. It includes the Judge appointing a personal representative, identifying assets, resolving debts, paying expenses, determining heirs and distributing any money or property to the heirs.

Time is of the essence. It’s best to address these matters now to avoid conflict and questions later. Don’t wait another minute to start securing your assets and taking care of your affairs.

Oklahoma Violent Crimes Law defines violent offenses as those which cause bodily harm or threaten to cause bodily harm to another person or people. Assault, domestic violence, rape, and homicide are among the most commonly charged and prosecuted violent crimes. In some cases, such as DUI manslaughter, a person may be charged using Oklahoma violent crimes law even though he or she had no intent to harm the victim. Beverly Atteberry, a Criminal Lawyer in Tulsa will fight to protect your rights.

The circumstances of your particular case can dramatically affect the charge and potential penalties you face. With her over 30 years of experience as a criminal trial lawyer in Tulsa County, she is well suited to navigate the complexities of the violent crimes law and bring the best possible outcome for your case. Beverly’s experience as a Tulsa criminal attorney will help you protect your rights.

Crimes considered to be violent crimes in Oklahoma include:

• Assault

• Aggravated Assault, Assault and Battery, Assault with a Dangerous Weapon, Assault with a Deadly Weapon

• Armed Robbery

• Domestic Violence

• Gun Crimes and Weapons Offenses

• Illegal Possession of a Firearm, Possession of a Firearm in the Commission of a Felony, Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon, Pointing a Firearm

• Homicide – Murder, Manslaughter, Vehicular Manslaughter

• Rape and Violent Sex Crimes

Oklahoma Drug laws have changed to reflect the changing face of drug abuse. Oklahoma has an active and mandatory Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP), laws prohibiting doctor shopping, laws requiring prescribers to conduct physical exams with patients and to demonstrate an active physician-patient relationship, and prescriber education.

Often, prescription drug distribution is committed when people share or sell their own legally prescribed drugs, or when young adults steal and sell prescriptions from their parents’ and grandparents’ medicine chests. The distribution also occurs through prescription fraud using forged prescription pads to illegally obtain and sell frequently abused medications, or even robbery of a pharmacy. Protect your rights when you need a Drug Criminal Lawyer in Tulsa.

If you have been accused of illegally prescribing drugs or accused of drug distribution for sharing or selling your own prescriptions or stolen medications, call for a free consultation. If you have been arrested, or if you suspect you are under investigation for illegal distribution of a controlled substance, call today to find out how I can help.

In the United States, a federal offense is considered an act that is illegal according to United States federal laws. The prosecution can occur at either or both the federal and state levels.

As an experienced Tulsa criminal defense attorney, Beverly handles matters of local and state law and provides Federal criminal defense to those who have been charged with committing a Federal crime. Many Federal criminal law convictions can issue mandatory prison time with minimum sentences ranging anywhere from 5 to 10 years. Following that, a Federal conviction can easily destroy one’s record when it comes to finding new employment, decrease the likelihood of obtaining grants, scholarships, and other methods of financial aid for college, or the candidacy for certain roles and offices within society.

The federal crimes court system moves more rapidly than the state and local courts. Having a criminal lawyer in Tulsa who understands your rights and how to protect you through the process is important. Beverly is experienced in Federal crimes law and federal crimes trials. Contact Beverly today for a free consultation.

• Federal Crimes

• Federal property

• Counterfeiting

• Conspiracy

• Money laundering

• Anti-trust violations

• Tax evasions

• Federal drug violations

• Native American offenses

Beverly represents Natives and non-natives that are charged with a crime in tribal court.