Klingenberg & Associates

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10/24/2016

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Didn't review all materials provided to them, left off important part of company valuation which was highlighted in financial statements and cover letter to them(debt carried on balance sheet). Took a long time to complete simple valuation of a business and then left out key component. Added significant costs to total legal bill(thousands) due to their ommission. Sloppy work, not very thorough, charged for a thorough study, but just provided boiler plate valuation of business.

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Phone: (405) 236-1985

Address: 330 NW 13th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73103

Website: http://www.kenkling.com

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Divorce
Child Custody and Visitation
Paternity
Guardianship
Legal Separation
Often times in a divorce the most valuable assets are the retirement accounts of the parties. Also, at times these assets are overlooked during the division of the parties’ assets in favor of more obvious assets such as a house or business. The law in Oklahoma, as in other states, dictates that retirement benefits earned during a marriage are marital property that can be divided between the parties upon divorce or legal separation. This is not an absolute, and it is subject to the specific facts of each situation, but most often a person acquires some interest in their spouse’s retirement accounts during a marriage. When the parties are working out an equitable division of the assets accumulated by both parties during the marriage it is often decided that one or both parties’ retirement accounts must be divided in order to achieve this goal. When a retirement account is to be divided pursuant to a divorce or legal separation it requires a very specialized court order typically referred to as a “qualified domestic relations order” or “QDRO.” This specialized court order is required because of the tax-deferred nature of most retirement vehicles.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Born Blackwell, Oklahoma. Admitted to Oklahoma Bar, 2014; also admitted to practice before the United States District Courts for the Western, Eastern, and Northern Districts of Oklahoma, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. Education: Northern Oklahoma College (A.S. Business Administration, 2009); Oklahoma State University (B.S. Management, 2011); Oklahoma City University (MBA, 2014); Oklahoma City University (J.D., 2014). Member of Oklahoma Bar Association, American Bar Association, Oklahoma County Bar Association, and Canadian County Bar Association. Appointed to Oklahoma Bar Association Standing Committees: Bench and Bar Committee, Disaster Response and Relief Committee, and Law School Committee. Member of Oklahoma Bar Association Sections: Appellate Practice Section, Business and Corporate Law Section, and Litigation Section. Awards/Certificates: Certificate in Business LawFinancial Services and Commercial Law (OCULAW), Deans Fellow (OCU- LAW), Merit Scholar (OCULAW), Faculty and Deans Honor Roll (OCULAW), CALISales and Leases (OCULAW), CALI- Employment Law (OCULAW), CALILitigation Practice (OCU- LAW), Dean’s Award for Exceptional Service to the Law School (OCULAW), and Pro Bono Award (OCULAW). Member of Kappa Beta Delta International Business Honor Society, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society, and Golden Key Honor Society. Work experience includes private practice, governmental practice, and judicial law clerk.
Business Disputes
Corporate/Business Law: Buy-sell agreements, stock/asset purchase agreements, shareholder/operating/partnership agreements, right of first refusal agreements, commercial leases, promissory notes, asset pledge agreements, security agreements, qualified/unqualified deferred compensation agreements and others.

Easement

Personal Injury

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Born Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Admitted to Oklahoma Bar, 2015; also admitted to practice before the United States Tax Court. Education: University of Oklahoma (B.A. Political Science, 2010); Oklahoma City University (MBA, 2014); Oklahoma City University (J.D., 2014). Member of the Oklahoma Bar Association, American Bar Association, and Oklahoma County Bar Association. Appointed to Oklahoma Bar Association Standing Committees: Bench and Bar Committee; Legislative Monitoring Committee; Member of Oklahoma Bar Association Sections: Estate Planning, Probate, and Trust; General Practice - Solo and Small Firm; Government and Administrative Law; and Taxation Law. Work experience includes private practice and government practice.
Wills
Estate Planning: Wills, revocable trusts, irrevocable trusts, special purpose trusts, powers of attorney, advanced directives for health care (living wills), counseling & guidance on tax planning/ gifting.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Probate

Foreclosure
Real Estate: Quiet title, transfer of title, sales agreements (commercial/residential), deeds in lieu of foreclosure, disputes regarding easements, evictions and others.
Tax Law
Tax Law: Protests of federal tax liens and state tax warrants, protests of tax assessments arising out of federal & state tax audits, consultation/advisement on business and personal methods of properly minimizing tax exposure.

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