Primary route
Guided Intake
The cleanest path when you want the matter reviewed for fit, timing, urgency, and next-step routing without writing a long email.
2 to 4 minutes Mostly multiple choice Attorney-reviewed
Contact
Choose the safest, fastest path for attorney review.
Start with the guided intake if you want the office to review the matter in the right context without a long email. Use email when you need to send a short note first. Most requests are reviewed within 1 business day when submitted on a business day.
Tulsa office Attorney-led review 2 to 4 minute guided intake Most requests reviewed within 1 business day
Do not send confidential documents unless requested. Submitting intake or email does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Best path for most matters
Use guided intake when you want the matter routed cleanly.
- Choose the service lane first instead of guessing where the issue belongs
- Send the core facts without writing a full narrative
- Personal injury matters are screened for fit first
- Many non-injury matters that fit move next to the $100 30-minute consultation path
Use email when
A short note will help before you begin.
Email works best when you need to mention a deadline, add one practical detail, or ask a short routing question before starting intake.
10026-A S. Mingo Rd., Suite 238, Tulsa, OK 74133
Secondary route
Email the Firm
Best when a short note will clarify timing, a deadline, or one practical detail before you begin the intake path.
tcinocca@cinoccalaw.com
If you are not sure
Use Practice Areas first
If the matter could fit more than one lane, start with Practice Areas or Legal Guidance before you commit to a narrower path.
What to send first
Only the details needed to route the matter safely.
- Your matter type and the result you are trying to get
- Any deadline, hearing date, filing pressure, or urgent timing
- The county, location, and whether anything is already active
- The best email address and phone number for follow-up
Do not send confidential documents or a full life story unless the office asks for them.
What happens next
The office reviews first, then sends the next step.
- 1. The request is reviewed for fit, timing, conflicts, and scope. That first review is meant to keep the process structured instead of reactive.
- 2. Personal injury matters are screened for fit first. Liability, treatment, damages, and insurance are reviewed before a deeper discussion is offered.
- 3. Many non-injury matters that fit move next to the $100 30-minute consultation path. That next step is usually sent by email with scheduling instructions.
Go straight to a lane
Use the closest path if you already know what the matter is.
Injury matters
Personal Injury Review
Best when fault, treatment, damages, and insurance need the first answer.
Planning matters
Estate Planning
Best for wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and guardianship-related planning.
Not sure yet
Legal Guidance
Best when the right next legal move still needs attorney judgment first.
Shorter route
Simple Services
Best for document-focused matters that already fit a shorter, clearer path.