Tulsa Criminal Defense Attorney
Experienced, client-centered criminal defense counsel for the difficult moments that can change a life.
Local concerns. Oklahoma-focused representation.
When someone in Tulsa is facing a criminal allegation, the immediate questions tend to be urgent: What happens next? What court is involved? Should I speak to anyone? How will this affect my family and work? Kelly Kerr provides direct, informed guidance for those questions.
The firm represents clients with DUI, expungement, and criminal defense matters. The office is located in Jay, Oklahoma, and serves people seeking counsel for cases and concerns connected to Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Every representation begins with the facts. Kelly Kerr listens carefully, reviews the circumstances, and helps clients understand the legal process without overpromising results.
Arrange a Free Case EvaluationFocused representation across 20 criminal-law needs.
DUI Defense
A DUI arrest can create fast-moving criminal and driving-privilege concerns. Early, informed defense matters.
Learn more 02Drug Crimes
Drug allegations can raise urgent questions about a stop, search, evidence, court notices, and collateral consequences.
Learn more 03Domestic Violence
Domestic-violence allegations can affect housing, family contact, employment, and court conditions before the case is resolved.
Learn more 04Assault & Battery
Assault and battery allegations often turn on context, witness accounts, claimed injuries, and the sequence of events.
Learn more 05Theft & Property Crimes
Property-crime allegations can affect employment, reputation, restitution questions, and the criminal record long before a case is concluded.
Learn more 06Sex Crimes
Sex-crime allegations can carry immediate personal, family, employment, and reputation concerns alongside the criminal process.
Learn more 07Weapons Charges
Weapons allegations can involve fast-moving safety concerns, reported facts, prior-record questions, and strict court conditions.
Learn more 08White Collar Crimes
Financial and business-related allegations can involve extensive records, professional consequences, and complicated factual questions.
Learn more 09Probation Violations
A probation concern can bring a previously resolved case back into court quickly, with important questions about the alleged condition and record.
Learn more 10Expungements
An expungement may offer a meaningful fresh start, but eligibility and procedure depend on the record and the law.
Learn more 11Juvenile Crimes
Juvenile proceedings carry long-term consequences for education, employment, and a young person's future.
Learn more 12Federal Crimes
Federal charges carry mandatory minimums, federal sentencing guidelines, and a different procedural framework than state court.
Learn more 13Traffic Offenses
Serious traffic offenses in Oklahoma can carry criminal penalties, license revocation, and lasting record consequences.
Learn more 14Protective Orders
A protective order can affect housing, custody, employment, and firearm rights—even without a criminal conviction.
Learn more 15Bail & Bond Hearings
The difference between pretrial freedom and jail often depends on what happens at the bond hearing.
Learn more 16Murder & Manslaughter
Homicide charges carry the most severe penalties in Oklahoma law. The defense must be thorough, immediate, and uncompromising.
Learn more 17Robbery & Burglary
Robbery and burglary are distinct offenses in Oklahoma, each carrying serious felony penalties and potential prison time.
Learn more 18Parole Hearings
A parole hearing can determine whether someone returns to the community or remains incarcerated. Preparation matters.
Learn more 19Hit-and-Run
Leaving the scene of an accident is a criminal offense in Oklahoma that can carry felony penalties when injury or death is involved.
Learn more 20Internet Crimes
Internet crime allegations often involve complex digital evidence, multiple jurisdictions, and serious felony exposure.
Learn moreSpeak with Kelly Kerr about your next step.
Get a straightforward conversation about your situation and the criminal-defense questions that matter.