Primary Practice
Arrested, investigated, or facing a court date?
If you were arrested, learned you are under investigation, or have a court date, start here.
Oklahoma Criminal Defense
Todd Kernal defends Oklahomans facing DUI, drug charges, sex-offense allegations, warrants, and other felony and misdemeanor cases. The firm also accepts selected serious-injury matters.

Todd Kernal
Criminal defense is the firm's primary work, with selected serious-injury representation.
Meet ToddTodd Kernal
Oklahoma Attorney
Criminal defense first, with selected serious-injury representation.
What Brought You Here?
Primary Practice
If you were arrested, learned you are under investigation, or have a court date, start here.
Selected Matters
The firm also handles selected car, truck, motorcycle, and other serious-injury claims.
Personal Injury OverviewTodd Kernal
Todd Kernal defends people charged with DUI, drug offenses, sex offenses, and other felonies. His practice is centered on the courtroom, and he believes every person accused of a crime deserves the full protection of the United States and Oklahoma Constitutions.
Todd also represents people with serious injury claims. An oil field accident gave him a personal view of what an injury can mean for work, family, and daily life.
"If I don't stand up for my clients and protect their constitutional rights, then everyone loses."
Read Todd's background, representative results, and Google reviews.
The firm handles DUI, warrants, drug charges, sex-offense allegations, and other serious criminal cases.
Todd explains the immediate risks, available choices, and what he believes should happen next.
Case outcomes, client reviews, and attorney background are available before you decide.
Short guides for the first days after an arrest, DUI, or serious crash.
The first calls, papers, release terms, and deadlines to deal with after an Oklahoma arrest.
View This PageWhat may happen in the criminal case and the separate driver-license matter.
View This PageA checklist for medical care, photographs, reports, expenses, and insurance calls.
View This PageCommon questions about timing, documents, and the first conversation.
Call as soon as you can. Early advice can help protect your rights, preserve evidence, and identify court, license, or insurance deadlines.
Bring the documents you have, including citations, court notices, release papers, crash reports, photographs, medical information, and insurance communications. Do not wait to call just because the file is incomplete.
No. If you are under investigation or have been arrested, counsel may be able to address questioning, evidence, release terms, or an upcoming court date before formal charges are filed.
Tell the attorney about both. A statement or decision made in one matter can affect the other, so the two should be evaluated together.
No. The site provides general Oklahoma information. Advice depends on the facts, documents, court, policy language, and deadlines in your matter.
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"Todd is a phenomenal attorney. I put myself in a terrible situation and he was there with me every step of the way with a plethora of information and help. Without him, I would absolutely not be a free woman at this moment."
— Kelsie B.
"Best lawyer in town! Todd went beyond his means to help me out and stuck with the system at all times. Kept me informed of everything he was doing and was very respectful and supportive. Very professional at his job."
— Taylor R.
"Todd has been amazing, going the extra mile and getting better results than I had anticipated! He worked with me on my payments and has been invaluable to my case. I recommend him to all my friends and family."
— Jimmy V.
"Great lawyer who listens and helps people such as myself when wrongfully arrested by law enforcement. He is a lawyer who works for his clients."
— Shawn H.