Protecting your children
What happens to your kids if something happens to you? Learn how to name the right guardians, in the right way, so that a court does not have to decide for you.

Good tacos. Brighter tomorrows.
Hosted by Travis Charles SmithTrust & Estates Attorney
A down-to-earth conversation for modern families.
Join me for tacos from Taco Nation and a straightforward discussion about estate planning, wealth protection, and what happens to your family, your home, and everything you've built if something happens to you.


See you Wednesday, Oct 28 at 6:00 PM · 1724 Spoke Street.
Whether you have a 401(k), life insurance, a second home, rental properties, an LLC or a small business, this event will help you understand what's working, what's missing, and how to protect it all.
Tacos provided by Taco Nation
A small, informal gathering in the Wheeler District. No suits, no sales floor. Taco Nation, the neighborhood's own taco shop, handles dinner. We handle the planning talk.





What happens to your kids if something happens to you? Learn how to name the right guardians, in the right way, so that a court does not have to decide for you.
A will alone does not stop a judge from appointing someone you would not choose to raise your children. See what it actually takes to lock in your decision and make it hold.
Without the right structure, assets can end up exposed to creditors, lawsuits, or people who should not have access. Learn how to keep your money where it belongs.
LLCs, business accounts, real estate, retirement accounts. They all transfer differently. See how to coordinate them so your spouse is not left sorting through confusion and court hearings.
The goal is not just to have documents. It is to make sure the people you trust can step in without unnecessary delay, expense, or conflict.
Probate is public, slow, and expensive. Learn what it actually takes to keep your family out of court, whether you pass away or become unable to make decisions.
This isn't a general overview. It's for families whose assets and responsibilities have grown past what a basic will handles. Tap what applies.

TCS Law Firm, PLLC · Wheeler District
Travis Smith is an experienced estate planning attorney who helps individuals and families make informed decisions about their future. He is passionate about helping families stay out of court and conflict in the event of incapacity or death.
His office is right here in the neighborhood at 1715 Wheeler Street, a short walk from the venue. Whether you're new to planning or ready for an update, this is a great place to start.
Green Building · Private event space
1724 Spoke Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73108
Call (405) 607-7799 or email office@travischarlessmith.com.
Yes. There is no cost to attend and no obligation to work with the firm afterward. An educated community makes better decisions for their families, and this workshop reflects that.
No documents required. If you already have a will or trust and want the general picture in mind while you listen, bring it. You will not be asked to share anything private in the room.
Yes, if possible. Estate planning affects both spouses and the plan works best when both people hear the same material at the same time. If your spouse cannot attend, come anyway. You can reserve a private planning session for the two of you afterward if it makes sense.
That is exactly who this workshop is built for. The material covers families with children from prior relationships, business owners, rental property, multiple accounts, and the coordination issues that come with all of it. If your situation has layers, this evening will be relevant.
Not automatically. If, after the workshop, you want a private planning session to review your specific situation, one can be scheduled. That decision is entirely yours and there is nothing sold or signed in the room.
See you Wednesday, Oct 28 at 6:00 PM · 1724 Spoke Street.