Tulsa Law Super Lawyer® | Tracy Cinocca, J.D. 10026-A S. Mingo Rd., Suite 238, Tulsa, OK 74133
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Guided Intake

Start the intake in one path the firm can review fast.

Choose the service lane first, answer the fit questions, and send only the core facts needed for review. Most people finish this in about 2 to 4 minutes.

Choose the matter type first Mostly multiple choice Reviewed within 1 business day

What happens after you submit

Reviewed first. Scheduled second.

  • Most requests are reviewed within 1 business day.
  • Fit matters usually move next to an email with scheduling instructions.
  • The current consultation path is a $100 30-minute review when the matter fits.

3-Step Intake Path

How requests usually move.

Most people finish the intake in about 2 to 4 minutes.

  1. 1. Choose the matter type Start with the service lane first so the form can narrow the right questions immediately.
  2. 2. Answer the fit questions Share only the core facts, timing, and contact details the firm needs for a real first review.
  3. 3. Get the next step If it fits, the next move is usually an email with scheduling instructions and the $100 30-minute consultation link.

Most requests are reviewed within 1 business day when submitted on a business day.

2 to 4 minutes

Step 1 of 4 - 25% complete

Choose the matter type first. No long story required up front.

  1. 1Matter
  2. 2Fit
  3. 3Details
  4. 4Send

Step 1

Choose the service lane first

If you are not sure where the matter fits, choose Legal Guidance and the form will route from there.

  • This form is for consultation requests only.
  • Do not send confidential details or documents unless requested.
  • Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship.
  • The firm may decline matters that are outside scope, timing, or fit.

Step 2

Who this is for and how to reply

Keep this short and factual. The goal is fit review, not a full memo.

Fit review

Universal screening questions

These answers help the firm tell whether the matter belongs in the next-step queue.

Are you in Oklahoma?
Are you the person authorized to make decisions on this matter?
Has any lawyer already been hired on this matter?
Is there a court date, deadline, or filing pressure in the next 14 days?
Are you prepared to pay for a consultation if the matter appears to fit?

Step 3

Service-specific screening questions

These questions narrow the matter quickly so the firm can tell whether it belongs in the next-step queue.

Step 4

Final details and send

This is the last part. Keep the summary tight and use only the names needed for a conflict check.

By submitting, you are requesting review of the matter for fit and next-step availability. If the matter appears to fit, the next step is usually an email with scheduling instructions and the $100 30-minute consultation payment link.