Naylor, Williams & Tracy, Inc.

Naylor, Williams & Tracy, Inc.

1701 S. Boston Ave.
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119-4895
Phone: 918-582-8000
Fax: 918-583-1210
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Attorneys:

Paul B. Naylor
Don E. Williams
David A. Tracy
Danny A. Amrine

PAUL B. NAYLOR

Paul B. Naylor has been practicing law for more than 35 years. His practice is concentrated in representing people who have been injured. His experience is primarily in personal injury, medical malpractice, worker’s compensation, social security disability and insurance bad faith. Paul also has extensive experience in collections and creditors rights. In addition, Paul is trained to serve as a mediator for civil disputes.

Legal group affiliations include the Oklahoma Bar Association, Tulsa County Bar Association (former Vice-President and executive committee member), Tulsa Lawyers For Children, Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Association and the American Trial Lawyers Association. Paul is admitted to practice before all Oklahoma State Courts, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma, and the United States Supreme Court.

Paul has been awarded an AV rating, the highest rating for professionalism and ethics, by the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory.

Paul graduated from the University of Tulsa earning a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. In 1967 he earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Tulsa College of Law.

His community involvement includes volunteer legal work for the group now known as Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, and the mentoring committee at Eugene Field Elementary School.

Paul has previously presented seminars to various groups in the areas of medical malpractice, personal injury and creditors rights.

When he is not practicing law, Paul enjoys golf, hunting, fishing and daily exercise at the YMCA.

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DON E. WILLIAMS

Don E. Williams has been practicing law for more than 35 years. His practice is concentrated in domestic relations and family law matters. He is listed in the publication, The Best Lawyers in America, Woodward/White, New York, and has been continuously listed since 1989.

Legal group affiliations include the Oklahoma Bar Association, Tulsa County Bar Association and the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Don has been certified by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers as a Matrimonial Arbitrator and Matrimonial Mediator.

Don is former Chairman of the Family Law Section of the Tulsa County Bar Association, and a former Referee of the Juvenile Division of the District Court of Tulsa County. He has been awarded an AV rating, the highest rating for professionalism and ethics, by the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory.

Don graduated from the University of Tulsa in 1965 earning a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. In 1967 he earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Tulsa College of Law.

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DAVID A. TRACY

David A. Tracy has practiced law in Tulsa for more than 20 years. He is a partner in the Naylor, Williams & Tracy law firm. His practice is focused on collaborative family law, family law mediation, and family law litigation and appeals.

David is a qualified family law mediator under the Oklahoma District Court Mediation Act.

Legal group affiliations include the Tulsa County Bar Association (Family Law Section chair 1994-1995), Oklahoma Bar Association (Family Law Section chair 2000), American Bar Association (ADR and Family Law Section member), Oklahoma Academy of Collaborative Professionals, International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, and Association For Conflict Resolution.

His community involvement includes serving on the boards of the Oklahoma Academy of Collaborative Professionals, Riverfield Country Day School and the University of Tulsa College of Law Alumni Association.

David received his B. S. Degree in Radio-TV-Film, News and Public Affairs, from Oklahoma State University in 1976, and his J.D. degree from the University of Tulsa in 1983.

DAVID A. TRACY
SUMMARY OF ARTICLES PUBLISHED
AND CONTINUING EDUCATION PRESENTATIONS

ARTICLES PUBLISHED

Tracy, Long Arm Jurisdiction in Oklahoma Divorce Actions, 67 Okla. B. J. 2373 (1996)
Tracy, Collaborative Law - Beyond Winning, Tulsa Lawyer, March 2004

CONTINUING EDUCATION PRESENTATIONS

Date	Course Title	Provider
05/03/05	The ABC’s of Child Custody In Oklahoma	Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc.
11/10/04	Collaborative Law	Oklahoma Bar Association
06/16/04	You Told Your Therapist WHAT? 5th Amendment Privilege And Discovery of Medical Records	Tulsa County Bar Association
06/09/04	Next Generation Alternative Dispute Resolution - Collaborative Law	Payne County Bar Association
04/09/04	Next Generation Alternative Dispute Resolution - Collaborative Law	Oklahoma Bar Association - Family Law Section
03/04/04	Next Generation Alternative Dispute Resolution - Collaborative Law	Tulsa County Bar Association - ADR Section
11/13/03	Collaborative Law	University of Tulsa - Mediation Class
11/14/01	Step-Parent Adoptions	Oklahoma Bar Association
11/15/00	Recent Developments in Family Law	Oklahoma Judicial Conference
1/14/00	The Quest To Legitimize Same-Sex Unions - Its Status After Baehr & Baker	Oklahoma Bar Association Family Law Section
10/24/98	Property Division Judgments-How Secure Is Your Award	American Bar Association Family Law Section
6/4/98	Recent Developments in Family Law	McCurtain County, OK, Bar Association
5/7/98	Evidence and Pretrial Procedure	Oklahoma Bar Association -- Family Law Section
11/8/96	Relocation Of Custodial Parents	Tulsa County Bar Association
1/23/96	Can (S)He Really Drag Me To Oklahoma To Deal With That?	Tulsa County Bar Association -- Family Law Section
8/18/95	Child Support Above And Beyond The Guidelines	Oklahoma Bar Association
7/27/93	Drafting and Attacking Premarital Agreements	National Business Institute, Inc.

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IN MEMORIAM - DANNY A. AMRINE

Danny A. Amrine, 54, passed away Tuesday, January 3, 2006. He had been an associate at Naylor, Williams & Tracy, Inc., for more than 12 years. Before that, he worked for Oklahoma Department of Human Services Child Support Enforcement Unit, including service as an Administrative Law Judge. Previous to that he was an associate for Hood & Associates, and an associate with Jacobus & Associates.

Danny was an active member of the legal community. He had just been installed as the chairman of the Oklahoma Bar Association Family Law Section for 2006. He had held many leadership positions in the OBA Family Law Section over the past 10 years.

Danny was a regular on the Tulsa County Bar Association Law Week Committee. Many of his Tulsa colleagues will remember being recruited for the mock trial of Goldilocks v. The Three Bears. Danny arranged for 4th and 5th grade schoolchildren to come to the courthouse during Law Week to observe the trial and sit in judgment of Goldilocks. He regularly played the part of Pop A. Bear.

Danny will be remembered for his willingness to share his knowledge of the law with colleagues. He was a regular at Family Law Section continuing education seminars, with particular emphasis on topics involving child support. Regulars on the OBA-Net electronic message board were used to Danny’s postings that always featured legal wisdom, practical advice and good humor.

Danny was a member of the Tulsa County Bar Association, Oklahoma Bar Association, American Bar Association, and the Oklahoma Academy of Collaborative Professionals.

In addition to his contributions to the legal profession, Danny was an active member of the Tulsa Central Rotary Club, including service as club president. His passion, though, was music. He played the trumpet in the Will Rogers High School band, University of Oklahoma marching band, and Tulsa Community Band. He remained involved in all these organizations throughout his life.

Danny was born on December 18, 1951, in Hutchinson, Kansas to Andrew and Betty (Frye) Amrine. He received a B.S. degree in Zoology from Oklahoma University in 1973 and Juris Doctorate from University of Tulsa in 1982. He was an Eagle Scout. He is survived by a daughter, Ferrin Amrine, sons, Patrick and Nicholas Amrine, all of Tulsa; sisters, Diana Cantero of Tulsa and Peggy Noble of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and several nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to the American Cancer Society, 5110 S. Yale, Ave, Ste 101, Tulsa OK 74135.

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