ABOUT NICHOLS DIXON
Law Firm in Norman, OK
Nichols Dixon is a partnership that was years – if not decades – in the making. Attorneys Drew Nichols and Greg Dixon attended prosecutor school together and have remained friends since. Our firm is a culmination of these years of friendship, a reflection of the old adage that two heads are better than one. Though our clients receive personalized, one-on-one attention, every case is a team effort that incorporates strategies from all our Norman attorneys, as well as our clients’ own input.
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CLIENT REVIEWS
Opinions That Matter the Most
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"I put all of my trust in Nichols Dixon and know he will always do what’s best for my family!"Exceptional consult. The only character definition that exceeds the Nichols Dixon law firm’s passion and experience for the law is the character of Integrity and Honesty that they employ to define the firm. Over the last seven years they have cared for my family and I can’t convey enough of the appreciation I have for this law firm. Mr. Nichols knowledge is beyond exemplary. I put all of my trust in him and know he will always do what’s best for my family.Jonie Murphy
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"We no longer see him as just hired service, but as a partner, and a caring advocate for us!"Mr. Nichols exceeded expectations. We had the need for his legal services from across the country. We no longer see him as just hired service, but as a partner, and a caring advocate for us. I only wish there were 10 stars to offer. Thank you again Drew for your counsel and results.Ed M.
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"I do not know how I would have been able to handle all the stress without them!"Perfect in every way. I went through a Divorce last year and didnt know what to do or who to turn to, I found Drew Nichols and hired him. I am so glad I found him and his team ( thank you Alicia for putting up with my 100 plus questions) , they helped me with all my questions and put me at ease. I do not know how I would have been able to handle all the stress without them.Jesse A.
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"Best lawyer in Cleveland county by far!!"Drew has helped me with many of my cases. And he’s got me the best results. Drew helps his clients to their full potential for the best outcome for the case. Best lawyer in Cleveland County by far!! Won’t be disappointedJoe E.
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"Drew Nichols is a wonderful attorney, and a good, honest, decent man."Drew Nichols is a wonderful attorney, and a good, honest, decent man.Tammy D.
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"I recommend their services to anyone in need!"Great team at Nichols Dixon. I recommend their services to anyone in need.Isaac B.
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"Drew was a knowledgeable, empathetic, and calming presence during the most difficult season of my life!"Drew was a knowledgeable, empathetic, and calming presence during the most difficult season of my life. He helped me navigate through a divorce process that took nearly a year and a half. Nobody wins in a divorce, but I felt that Drew helped me "win" by achieving the best and fairest results possible for my case.Lynn N.
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"Excellent Attorney!"We used Mr. Nichols in a divorce case which included child custody, child support, and alimony, he was very professional and wonderful to work with, I highly recommend him.Tammy
Our FAQ
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 405-294-1511 today!
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I FILED FOR DIVORCE – WILL I HAVE TO GO TO COURT?
Not necessarily. There are two types of divorce: Uncontested and contested. If you are filing an uncontested divorce – one in which you and your spouse can agree on the terms of the divorce without a judge stepping in – you will not have to go to court. Instead, you and your partner can seek mediation and legal representation to effectively negotiate a settlement outside of the courtroom. This method is more time- and cost-effective than going to court.
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WHAT IS A WILL AND WHY DO I NEED ONE?A will is one of the most fundamental pieces of any good estate plan. Your last will and testament outlines your wishes regarding your estate and your property in the event of your incapacitation or death. In your will, you can appoint people to make certain decisions on your behalf, reduce your tax liability, instruct others how to distribute your assets, and provide many other helpful instructions. If you should become incapacitated or pass away without a will, there is no guarantee that your wishes will be respected.
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN POWER OF ATTORNEY & GUARDIANSHIP?The major difference between a power of attorney and a guardianship is that one is voluntary while the other requires approval from the court. If you want to be appointed guardian of a loved one, you must prove that the person is unable to make responsible decisions or communicate their wishes. With a power of attorney, your loved one can sign a document that will give you the power the make important decisions about their estate.
CASE RESULTS
At Nichols Dixon, we understand that you are seeking a law firm you can trust to handle your case effectively and get you the results you are seeking. We believe that our case results speak for themselves. Read them below to learn more about the quality of our representation.
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ALL CHARGES DISMISSED CHARGED WITH DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY
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CHARGES DISMISSED CHARGED WITH FAILING TO YIELD
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CHARGES DISMISSED CHARGED WITH FAILING TO YIELD
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ALL CHARGES DISMISSED CHARGED WITH INDECENT EXPOSURE & BATTERY
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CHARGES DISMISSED CHARGED WITH LEAVING THE SCENE OF A MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION
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CHARGE WAS DISMISSED CHARGED WITH PEEPING TOM