Complete curriculum
Oklahoma Family Law Trial Advocacy
A phase-based curriculum spanning intake, interim relief, discovery, preparation, trial, judgment, and appeal.
Open all 32 modulesOklahoma-built practical trial education
Practice the whole case, one decision at a time.
A case-connected attorney-training program built around the experience of Oklahoma lawyers, judges, and allied professionals.
Oklahoma-ledLocal law, courts, and practice culture
Practice-firstEvery lesson connects to work a lawyer performs
Case-connectedOne evolving record gives each skill context
Performance-drivenPreparation, execution, feedback, and reperformance
How the course works
Explanation becomes observable practice.
The curriculum follows the life of a family-law case. Learners make decisions, prepare work product, observe demonstrations, and revisit their choices as the record develops.
- 01
Orient
Understand the record, the client, and the problem the next phase presents.
- 02
Learn
Use focused teaching to frame the law, strategy, ethics, and judgment involved.
- 03
Observe
See lawyers, judges, and specialists demonstrate difficult moments in practice.
- 04
Apply
Analyze, draft, plan, or perform using the same evolving case record.
- 05
Calibrate
Use guided review and reflection to turn one exercise into a reusable skill.
Inside this workspace
The full course, connected through one evolving record.
Move from intake and interim relief through discovery, negotiation, trial, judgment, and appeal while building the decisions and work product each phase demands.
Performance cycle
Prepare, perform, and refine
Use demonstrations, structured exercises, feedback, and reperformance to turn doctrine into repeatable courtroom skill.
See how the course worksYour next step
Enter the learning portal.
Begin with the orientation, or go directly to the complete Oklahoma family-law trial advocacy curriculum.