About Keith Allen
Keith Allen Jones is a family law attorney based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Born and raised in Tulsa, his family's roots trace back four generations in the area, establishing a deep connection to the community. After completing his undergraduate studies at the University of Oklahoma in 1991, he pursued a legal education at the University of Kansas School of Law, earning his Juris Doctor in 1994. Following his admission to the Oklahoma Bar in 1996, Jones began his legal career in Gardner, Kansas, where he worked in family law. In 1996, Jones returned to Tulsa to be closer to his extended family — He joined J.
Kenton Francy & Associates, where he spent six years honing his skills in family law. In 2002, he transitioned to James R — Gotwals & Associates, adding to his expertise in the field. By 2004, Jones established his own firm, KAJonesLaw, PLLC, focusing on various family law matters, including divorce, child custody, child support, adoptions, and guardianships. His firm has become a trusted resource for families navigating complex legal issues in the Tulsa area. Throughout his career, Jones has been actively involved in professional organizations that enhance the practice of family law.
He served as chair of the Tulsa County Bar Association's Family Law Section in 2002, followed by a similar role with the Oklahoma Bar Association's Family Law Section in 2005. His commitment to the legal community is further demonstrated through his co-chairmanship of the editorial board for the Family Law Practice Manual, published by the Oklahoma Bar Association's Family Law Section. This manual serves as an essential resource for attorneys practicing in family law. In addition to his legal practice, Jones has contributed to the education of fellow attorneys by teaching continuing legal education classes. Topics have included alimony, child support collection, same-sex divorce, and common law marriage.
His expertise has also led him to testify before state legislative committees on various family law issues, advocating for changes that benefit families in Oklahoma. His involvement in these areas reflects his dedication to improving the legal field for family law practitioners and their clients. In January 2025, Jones resigned from the Oklahoma Bar Association pending disciplinary proceedings. The Oklahoma Supreme Court accepted his resignation, and he is currently not authorized to practice law in Oklahoma. Despite this setback, his office remains located at 5801 East 41st Street, Suite 300, Tulsa, OK 74135, where he previously served clients with dedication and professionalism.
