About Kurt Schneiter
Kurt Schneiter, J.D. holds a law degree and practices in Oklahoma. He trained as an attorney and built a career that includes admission to both the Oklahoma bar and the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. He does not publicize a law school or year of admission, but his credentials reflect experience in state and federal practice.
Early in his career Schneiter combined courtroom work with community service. He is admitted to practice in Oklahoma and before the Tenth Circuit, which has shaped the types of matters he accepts. His record shows familiarity with procedural rules at the state and federal appellate level. That background informs how he prepares cases and advises clients on next steps when litigation moves beyond trial court.
Outside the courtroom, Schneiter has volunteered for the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program since 2007. For nearly two decades he has helped low- and moderate-income taxpayers with tax return preparation and basic tax issues. The VITA role kept him close to everyday tax questions and brought repeated contact with tax credits, refund procedures, and the documentation taxpayers must assemble. He has balanced pro bono service with paid practice, moving between client representation and voter-facing tax help.
Colleagues describe Schneiter as steady and pragmatic. He favors clear analysis over flourish in written pleadings. His approach to casework emphasizes careful procedure and responsiveness to client needs. He is comfortable in appellate settings where written briefs and oral argument matter most, and he also draws on his tax experience when those issues intersect with civil matters.
Schneiter maintains a practice based in Oklahoma. He continues to volunteer with VITA each tax season and accepts matters that make use of his appellate and tax background. His current practice focuses on tax-related concerns and appellate work in Oklahoma and before the Tenth Circuit.
