American Indian Wills Clinic
The relationship between the U.S. Government and tribes makes estate planning particularly complicated.
Under the supervision of a faculty clinician, students in the Wills Clinic provide wills and estate planning services to American Indians owning trust or restricted property in Oklahoma. Clinic students are primarily responsible for all case-related work including fact gathering, developing legal theories, and initial document drafting. During the semester, students are expected to provide legal services for an average of 6 to 10 hours per week outside of class time. The classroom component complements students’ fieldwork.
Prerequisites: Legal Profession and Wills, Trusts, and Estates. American Indian Law or Tribal Law is recommended, but not a prerequisite.
For Clients Seeking Services, contact us: 405-208-5017
Meet Our Team
Emily Eleftherakis
Adjunct Clinical Professor, American Indian Wills Clinic
Lori Harless
Assistant Director of the American Indian Law and Sovereignty Center
Coordinator for the American Indian Wills Clinic
Clinic Interns
Left to right:
Tanner Pool, Shawna Hudson, Ryan Henneke, Todd Williams, Sam Alawar, Austin Dodd, Cecelia Cole, Macey Fields.
Generous funding by:
