David Echols
Echols & Associates
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9925 S Pennsylvania Ave
Ste 100
Oklahoma City, OK
73159-6936
Profile
Education
Oklahoma City University/1978/JD
Admitted to Practice
OK/1979
AAML Position(s) Held
State
- Oklahoma Chapter Chair 2020 and 2021
CLE Presentations
- “What Every Lawyer Should Know About Oklahoma Family Law”, Authored by David W. Echols, Presented by Amy L. Howe, February, 2017
“Alimony: Spousal Support Vs. Property Division; the Distinctions and Interplay” Co-authored by David W. Echols and Amy L. Howe, February, 2016
National Business Institute Seminar “Ethical Perils in Divorce Practice” Co-authored by David W. Echols & M. Eileen Echols, September, 2015
“A Primer on Family Law in Oklahoma Property Division and Support Alimony” Co-authored by David W. Echols & M. Eileen Echols, September, 2015
“What If’s: So What Do I Do Now?” Co-authored by David W. Echols & M. Eileen Echols, September, 2014
“Developing Better Trial Skills: Direct and Cross-examination” Co-authored by David W. Echols & M. Eileen Echols, July, 2014
“Professional Courtesy: What Every New (And Old) Lawyer Should Know” Co-authored by David W. Echols and M. Eileen Echols, February, 2014
“More What If’s: So What Do I Do Now?” Co-authored by David W. Echols and M. Eileen Echols, May, 2013
National Business Institute Seminar “Ethics: Ethical Perils in Divorce Practice” Co-Moderator by David W. Echols & M. Eileen Echols, November, 2011
National Business Institute Seminar “What Family Court Judges Want You to Know” Co-Moderator David W. Echols, November, 2011
“Handling Divorce Cases From Start to Finish: Exploring Custody, Visitation and Support Issues” Co-authored by David W. Echols and M. Eileen Echols, August, 2011
Oklahoma Bar Association, Speaker Annual Meeting, Family Law Section, November 2010
National Business Institute Seminar “Family Law from A to Z” Co-presented with M. Eileen Echols two one-hour presentations: “Recent Developments” and “Ethics and the Domestic Lawyer,” September 2010
√¢‚Ǩ≈ìSkrapka v. Bonner, 2008 OK 30, 187 p.3d 202 – Relative Involvement and Intervention in a DHS Placement in Juvenile Court; and Original Jurisdiction – Writ of Mandamus and Prohibition in the Oklahoma Supreme Court, Oklahoma Bar Association Family Law Section, July 2008
Oklahoma Bar Association, Speaker Annual Meeting, Family Law Section, November 2008, Co-presented with M. Eileen Echols, “Nuts and Bolts Track,” “The Basics of Implementing (and Keeping) a Guardian Ad Litem”
Oklahoma Bar Association, Speaker Annual Meeting, Family Law Section, “All The World Is A Stage, The Family Law Ethics Players”, November 2007; Participated in the preparation and presentation of this musical parody to present ethical issues.
√¢‚Ǩ≈ìAlimony: Spousal Support vs. Property Division – The Distinctions and Interplay,√¢‚Ǩ¬ù Oklahoma Bar Association Family Law Section, November 2007
√¢‚Ǩ≈ìA Primer on Family Law in Oklahoma – Property Division and Support Alimony,√¢‚Ǩ¬ù Oklahoma Bar Association Family Law Section, September 2007
Oklahoma Bar Association and Young Lawyers’ Division Seminar, “How to Find the Courthouse: A Framework for Young Lawyers”, Co-presented with M. Eileen Echols, “A Primer on Family Law in Oklahoma,” September 2007
Oklahoma Bar Association, Speaker Annual Meeting, Family Law Section, 2006, Co-presented with M. Eileen Echols, “Substantive Issues in Divorce: Custody and Visitation, Property Division and Support Alimony”
Oklahoma Bar Association, Speaker Annual Meeting, Family Law Section, 2005
Oklahoma City University School of Law, Speaker Pro Bono Panel, March 2005
Oklahoma Bar Association, Speaker Annual Meeting, Family Law Section, 2004
“Substantive Issues in Divorce: Custody and Visitation; Property Division; and Support Alimony,” Oklahoma Bar Association Family Law Section, November 2006
“Statutory and Equitable Liens in Divorce Cases,” CLE presentation, Oklahoma Bar Center, November 2005
“The How To’s on Successfully Handling a Divorce Case from Start to Finish,” CLE presentation, “substantive issues in divorce: custody and visitation; property division; and support alimony,” Oklahoma Bar Center, September 2001
Numerous CLE presentations and publications prior to 2000.
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