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Your Trusted Legal Partner in Stillwater, Oklahoma
Wirth Law Office-Stillwater in Stillwater serves clients across Payne County with a client-service focus aligned with the high standards developed at our Tulsa headquarters. Our team provides personalized legal representation in criminal defense, family law, probate, medical marijuana law, and business startups. With decades of combined experience, we combine the resources of a large firm with the accessibility of a local practice. Our attorneys prioritize proactive representation to achieve favorable outcomes, whether negotiating with prosecutors, guiding families through sensitive matters, or assisting businesses with compliance.

We offer free initial consultations and maintain offices across Oklahoma to better serve our community. Our commitment to transparency, ethical practices, and results-driven advocacy has established us as a trusted legal resource in the region.
Services
Criminal Defense Family Law Probate Services Medical Marijuana Law Business Startups
Highlights and features
  • We provide personalized legal strategies backed by decades of combined experience.
  • Our attorneys offer free initial consultations with no obligation.
  • We maintain offices across Oklahoma for greater client accessibility.
  • Our proactive legal approach maximizes favorable outcomes in criminal cases.
  • We combine the resources of a large firm with the attention of a local practice.
Services
Criminal Defense
Our criminal defense practice protects clients facing charges in Payne County courts. We handle misdemeanors, felonies, DUIs, and federal cases with aggressive representation. Our attorneys work to reduce charges, negotiate plea deals, and prepare for trial when necessary.
Family Law
We assist with divorce, child custody, support, and paternity cases in Oklahoma. Our attorneys help families navigate complex legal processes while prioritizing children's best interests and protecting parental rights.
Probate Services
Our probate attorneys guide families through estate administration after a loved one's passing. We handle will validation, asset distribution, creditor claims, and court filings to ensure compliance with Oklahoma probate laws.
Medical Marijuana Law
We advise Oklahoma medical marijuana dispensaries on licensing, compliance, and operational requirements. Our services include OMMA application assistance, regulatory compliance monitoring, and business formation for cannabis enterprises.
Business Startups
Our business law attorneys help new companies with formation, contracts, intellectual property, and regulatory compliance. We provide legal guidance for startups navigating Oklahoma's business environment and licensing requirements.
People
Jason M. Lile
Lead Attorney
Jason M. Lile is the lead attorney in Stillwater, specializing in criminal defense and family law. With extensive trial experience, he advocates for clients in Payne County courts while maintaining a client-focused approach.
Questions
What legal services does Wirth Law Office offer in Stillwater?
We provide criminal defense, family law, probate, medical marijuana law, and business law services in Stillwater and surrounding areas.
How can I schedule a free consultation with your attorneys?
Call us at (405) 673-1600 to schedule a free initial consultation with our Stillwater legal team.
Do you handle cases outside of Stillwater County?
Yes, we serve clients across Oklahoma with offices in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and other regional locations.
What experience do your attorneys have in criminal defense?
Our criminal defense team has decades of combined experience handling Oklahoma felony and misdemeanor cases with proven results.
Can you help with medical marijuana dispensary licensing?
Yes, we assist Oklahoma businesses with OMMA licensing, compliance, and operational requirements for medical marijuana dispensaries.
What happens during a probate proceeding in Oklahoma?
Probate involves validating wills, distributing assets, and resolving creditor claims under Oklahoma court supervision, typically taking 6-12 months.