Jason D. May, Attorney at Law

The May Law Office is pleased to announce that Tyler Akers has joined our office. Tyler will be operating a general civil practice with a focus on family law, ...probate, and estate planning. Tyler grew up in Lone Grove, Oklahoma, graduating from Lone Grove High School in 2003. Tyler graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 2007, summa cum laude, with a Bachelor of Arts in anthropology. Tyler obtained a masters degree from Harvard Divinity School in 2009. He moved to Denver to begin a PhD in the philosophy of religion at the University of Denver-Iliff School of Theology and moved back to Lone Grove and Ardmore to live more affordably and write his dissertation in 2011, graduating with his doctorate in 2015. He started law school at the University of Oklahoma School of Law in 2015 and graduated in 2018 and moved back to Ardmore to practice civil law throughout Southern Oklahoma serving low-income individuals and families at Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma. He serves on the board of directors of the Salvation Army, Drug Court, and CREATE Ardmore. Tyler is licensed to practice law in the state of Oklahoma and the Choctaw and Chickasaw Courts. He is a member of First Presbyterian Church of Ardmore and is currently the president of Sunrise Rotary Club. He lives in Ardmore with his wife and son.

VOTE BY MAIL I would like to encourage everyone to vote by mail in the upcoming election. The process is fairly straightforward, and my office is happy to assi...st anyone who needs help. I have had several people ask me how the process works, and these are the steps you need to take: 1. Go to https://okvoterportal.okelections.us/. Enter your name and date of birth and then click request an absentee ballot. You can request an absentee ballot for any reason, and you can have it mailed to the address on your voter registration card or any other address that you choose. 2. When you receive your ballot, fill it out and place it inside two envelopes that are included. 3. Fill out your information on the outer envelope and do ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: 1) Have your signature notarized, OR 2) Attach a copy of a current government-issued identification card to the envelope. Your voter registration card is an acceptable form of identification if you do not have a driver’s license or photo ID. 4. Place your envelope in the mailing envelope, which is also included, add TWO stamps due to the weight, and mail from any mail drop box. Lora at my office is a notary and can notarize up to twenty ballots for this election cycle. Once she reaches that limit, we can photocopy your identification and assist you in properly preparing that. This service is free of charge and we will not look at your ballot or ask how you are voting. This is a very important election, and no one should forego their right to participate in the democratic process due to the inability to vote in person. My office is happy to assist you in making your voice heard.

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