Wiszneauckas Law

About Wiszneauckas Law

Wiszneauckas Law is a Tulsa-based legal practice focused on estate planning, elder law, and business law and intellectual property. The firm works with families, older adults, and business owners who want to put legal plans in place for their estate, their company, and their brand. Estate planning services include wills, revocable living trusts, irrevocable trusts, financial powers of attorney, health care documents, young adult documents, deed services, and prenuptial agreements. Elder law work covers Medicaid planning, Medicaid asset protection trusts, veterans asset protection trusts, and special needs planning. On the business side, the firm assists with LLC formation and operating agreements, buy-sell agreements, business succession planning, business contracts, nonprofit and 501(c)(3) formation, copyright registration, and trademark registration.

The practice is intentionally small: one attorney, Geoff Wiszneauckas, and one paralegal. Clients work directly with Geoff from the first call through signing, with no handoffs to junior associates. The firm emphasizes flat-fee pricing rather than hourly billing, free consultations, and plans built around each client’s family, assets, and goals rather than templates. The website describes a 90-minute initial conversation, a custom plan designed together, and pricing presented after the consultation so clients know what they are getting before they commit. Client reviews frequently mention clear communication, patience, and explanations in plain English, including for estate planning, probate, business contracts, and trademark matters.

Reviewers often praise the office atmosphere as friendly, professional, and unhurried. Many describe Geoff as down-to-earth, thorough, and willing to answer questions without talking down to clients. Samantha and other staff members are repeatedly noted for keeping clients informed and comfortable. Several reviews highlight accommodations for older or ill family members, including home visits, help arranging witnesses and notarization, and responsiveness during difficult transitions such as probate after a death. Others value the client portal, instructional videos, and prompt follow-up. Business clients mention help with LLC formation, trademark protection, and governing documents.

The firm’s small structure means clients work with a single attorney and one paralegal, which may matter to those who prefer a larger team or multiple attorneys.

Clients describe a friendly, welcoming attorney and paralegal who explain documents in plain language. Written clients praise understandable documents and legal explanations rather than recurring difficulty getting questions answered by the attorney or staff.