Brady Burr

At Burr Law Offices, PLLC, in Oklahoma City, Brady Burr brings a practical and insightful approach to family law, drawing from over 16 years of courtroom experience. His deep understanding of legal proceedings helps clients gauge the viability of proposed settlements. When a settlement doesn't align with likely outcomes, his courtroom prowess ensures that the client's story is fully heard, striving for an amicable result.

Mr. Burr is particularly adept at navigating lengthy cases, especially those where parents initially face limited visitation rights. He skillfully guides these cases, working to expand visitation time as the case progresses. Known for his compassionate nature, he takes pride in being accessible to his clients, understanding that while legal services come with a cost, offering timely advice and support should be a given.

Recognizing the unique challenges men face in child custody battles, Mr. Burr has made "father's rights" a cornerstone of his practice. With a deep commitment to gender equality, he advocates vigorously for both fathers and mothers, believing that each parent should have a balanced role in their children's lives, barring any serious issues like abuse or addiction. Helping fathers maintain or rebuild connections with their children is a mission close to his heart. The complexities of child support and alimony often arise in divorce cases. Many men strive to be fair in supporting their children and ex-spouses but can encounter unrealistic demands. His proficiency ensures that child support is calculated correctly and alimony is awarded fairly.

An adopted son of Oklahoma, Mr. Burr moved from Las Vegas, Nevada, at the age of 13. His academic path led him to Brigham Young University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2005, followed by a Juris Doctor from The University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2009. That same year, he was admitted to practice law in Oklahoma. A respected figure within the legal community, he actively participates in the Oklahoma County Bar Association and the Oklahoma Bar Association. Rated “Very Good” on Avvo, he is also fluent in Cambodian, adding a unique facet to his practice.