Our Commitment
We Represent Men. Only.
We made that choice on day one, and it shapes everything we do. So we do not split our attention between both sides of a custody case, and we never sit across the table from the men we exist to serve.
In fact, every strategy we have built, every argument we have sharpened, and every hour we have spent in courtrooms throughout Oklahoma has been in service of one client: the man who refuses to become a visitor in his own family.
- 100% Fathers and Men The only clients we represent
- 4.9★ Google Rating Tulsa office, 33 reviews
- 24/7 Someone Answers Nights, weekends, and holidays
- 2 Oklahoma Offices Tulsa and Oklahoma City
Why We Exist
Every Other Weekend Is Not Enough.
Divorce and custody battles are some of the most isolating experiences a man can face. Too many good fathers end up feeling like guests in their own families — reduced to a paycheck, handed a visitation schedule, and told to be grateful for it.
Dads.Law does not accept that. When a father is pushed to the margins, his children lose the most. Our job is to carry the legal weight so you can stay focused on being a dad, and to make sure you walk out of the courtroom with your dignity intact and your rights preserved.
Our Oklahoma Roots
Built in Tulsa. Standing With Dads Throughout Oklahoma.
Dads.Law started in Tulsa, where we watched too many fathers in our own community lose time with their kids and the assets they had worked for, because the system treated them as an afterthought. So we built a firm devoted exclusively to men, and we spent years in Oklahoma courtrooms developing the strategies that counter that bias.
Today, we also serve fathers from our offices in Tulsa and Oklahoma City and in family courts across the state. As a result, what began here has become a lifeline for men well beyond it, and we are expanding to bring the same dedicated representation to fathers everywhere — but our home base, and our heart, remain in Oklahoma.
What We Protect
Your Life After the Gavel Drops
We care about the outcome you have to live with, not just the order the judge signs.
Your Time
Children need a father’s presence, guidance, and love, not just his financial support. So we fight for meaningful, equal parenting time, including 50/50 custody wherever the facts support it.
Your Assets
You built a life for your family. So we aggressively defend your business, your retirement, and your property so you can rebuild on solid ground instead of starting from zero.
Your Peace of Mind
Aggressive litigation and complex strategy are our job, not yours. You get straight answers, a plan, and an advocate who picks up the phone, so you never navigate this alone.
How We Work
What Happens When You Call Dads.Law
No runaround, and no waiting weeks to find out where you stand.
Tell Us Your Story
Call or message us at any hour. We listen first — what is happening with your kids, your home, and your case — and then tell you honestly what your options look like.
Meet Your Attorney
You sit down with a fathers’ rights attorney who reviews the facts, the evidence, the deadlines, and the judge, then lays out a strategy built for your situation.
Prepare for the Fight, or Settle From Strength
We resolve cases amicably when that is the best result for you. When it is not, you have a litigator who is ready for trial and expects to be there.
Protect What You Won
Orders change over time, and other parents violate them. So we stay in your corner for enforcement, modifications, and the next chapter of being present in your children’s lives.
Our Attorneys
The Team Standing Beside Oklahoma Dads
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Jeff Bacon is a Tulsa-based family law attorney. His practice is dedicated to protecting fathers’ rights and advocating for men in complex divorce and custody disputes. His work includes prenuptial…
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Quincy Metcalf is a Tulsa-based family law attorney whose practice is dedicated to representing fathers in high-conflict custody disputes. She has extensive experience defending men against exaggerated abuse allegations in…
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David B. Fuller is an Oklahoma family law attorney and former Assistant District Attorney. He brings nearly two decades of litigation experience, and more than three decades of working with…
View Profile“Dads.Law treated me like a father going through a difficult divorce, and not just another case file.
Very professional and knowledgeable. Advocated strongly for me but made sure the children's best interests front and center. Did a great job navigating the emotional minefield of family court. Recommend Jeff Bacon for any family law needs you might have.
Questions Fathers Ask Us First
Straight answers to what dads throughout Oklahoma want to know before they pick up the phone.
Do You Ever Represent Mothers?
No. Instead, Dads.Law represents fathers and men only. That focus is deliberate: it means we never have divided loyalties, and we understand the specific bias fathers face in family court better than a firm that plays both sides.
Where in Oklahoma Do You Handle Cases?
We have offices in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, and we also represent fathers in family courts throughout Oklahoma. So if your case is in another county, call us — there is a good chance we have been in that courtroom.
How Quickly Can I Talk to Someone?
Right now. Someone answers our phones 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including weekends and holidays, because custody emergencies do not wait for business hours.
What Kinds of Cases Do You Take?
Divorce, child custody, visitation, paternity, child support, guardianship, adoption defense, CPS and DHS investigations, abuse-allegation defense, protective order defense, relocation, modifications and enforcement, and prenuptial agreements — every family law matter a father in Oklahoma is likely to face. In short, if it touches a father’s family, we handle it.
What Should I Bring to My Consultation?
To begin with, bring any court filings or orders you already have, a timeline of what has happened, communication with the other parent, and your questions. However, if you do not have everything, come anyway — we will tell you what matters and what to gather next.
Good Dads Deserve a Fair Shake
Your Kids Need You Present. Let’s Make Sure the Court Sees It That Way.
Call Dads.Law now or tell us what is going on online. Then a fathers’ rights attorney will review your situation and tell you exactly where you stand.