Family Law

• Guardianship

Criminal Law

• Criminal Defense
  Before becoming a criminal defense lawyer, Debbie L. Smith was the sole prosecutor in Noble County. She was responsible for all types of criminal offenses, including all felony and misdemeanor crimes, as well as all juvenile delinquent cases. She successfully conducted trials; handled felony preliminary hearings; conducted hearings/motions relating to various legal issues; and developed a strong understanding of how to be successful in the area of criminal law. Ms. Smith knows how various District Attorney offices evaluate cases and what issues they look for when prosecuting cases.
• DUI/DWI
  If you have been arrested for a DUI or any other criminal defense, you should contact the office immediately. Whether you are facing simple non-violent misdemeanor charges or you find yourself with a serious violent crime accusation on your hands, it is vitally important to secure legal representation sooner rather than later.
• Traffic Violations
• Theft
• Misdemeanors
  Any criminal charges in Oklahoma - whether for felony or misdemeanor offenses - can be very harsh. With her wide range of legal knowledge and ability, Debbie L. Smith can provide you with an efficient and effective defense when you are in need. Your case could greatly benefit from the help and experience of a defense attorney who will work tirelessly on your behalf in order to help enhance your chances of a positive outcome in your case.
• Drug Crimes
• Assault
• Probation Violation

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning
  What does estate planning encompass? Estate planning provides you and your family with the peace of mind and security that comes with having a good plan that meets your needs. While this is often used as preparation for your passing, it may also be used to provide for a situation in which you are incapacitated and unable to execute decisions regarding your own care, that of your children, or your assets. Estate planning is for everyone regardless of your income level individuals and can be accomplished with the help of an Oklahoma estate planning lawyer. My firm, Debbie L. Smith, Attorney at Law will take the time to listen to your concerns and then help you make the best decisions for you and your family. We will work together to support and protect your goals and provide for your loved ones.
• Wills
  Ms. Smith admitted to the Oklahoma Bar in 2007. She worked as a Sole Practitioner in Perry, Oklahoma until December of 2008. Ms. Smith then served as an Assistant District Attorney for Noble County for over three years. As the only Assistant District Attorney in Noble County, she prosecuted all felony and misdemeanor cases. Ms. Smith also handled all juvenile delinquent and juvenile deprived cases, as well as mental health hearings. In 2012, Ms. Smith resigned her position as an A.D.A. to work as a Solo Practitioner with offices in Perry, Ok. and Oklahoma City, Ok.. Ms. Smith uses her vast court room experience as a prosecutor to effectively defend her clients against criminal charges and to litigate important family law issues. Ms. Smith works with families with the important job of estate planning through wills and trusts, including pet trusts! She also helps individuals and families get a fresh start from the heavy burden of consumer debt by filing Bankruptcies. Debbie L. Smith is also an adjunct professor for Southern Nazarene University.
• Trusts
• Power of Attorney
  Debbie L. Smith will help you through the estate planning process and will be happy to help you make the right decisions for you and your family. You can turn to my law offices for help with declaring a will, establishing power of attorney, and an advanced health care directive. I focus on providing residents in Oklahoma with the legal support and guidance they need when dealing with matters concerning estate planning. I will also be glad to help you take care of your pets by creating a pet trust. You can turn to my firm with confidence that you will receive the help you need and deserve.
• Probate
  When you do not have the required valid documents in place, you will not be able to have your wishes carried out and the court will decide these matters instead. Making sure that your spouse, children, or others of your choosing are not prevented from being your benefactors requires a thorough understanding of estate planning and probate law. It is a complex matter that requires the attention of a knowledgeable attorney. With sound legal advice, you can have control over these important matters and do your best to provide for your loved ones well into the future.