Evans and Davis celebrates 20 years of business

Local law firm Evans & Davis is celebrating 20 years of providing exceptional service and legal experience for clients across the nation. 

The firm was founded in Edmond in August 2002 by Bryan Evans and Dustin Davis, who still lead the organization today. Their mission was to provide pleasant and meaningful estate planning services secure enough to address challenges facing families. 

“From day one, we built the firm with the principle that we would treat each client’s family as our own,” said Dustin Davis. “Twenty years later, our client base and offices have grown considerably. However, we continue to serve one client at a time and recognize that the protection of their assets, and more importantly, their family, is all that matters.” 

Since 2002, Evans & Davis has opened offices in Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Washington and has become the preeminent boutique estate and business planning firm in the southwestern United States. Their team has served 18,000 clients in the last two decades. 

Now, more than 20 attorneys bring over 300 years of combined legal experience to provide a multiple areas of expertise and additional services. The business has grown to offer estate planning, business law, probate, and trust administration. 

Throughout their growth, the founders, attorneys, and staff are still dedicated and committed to their clients, their families, and their businesses for a lifetime. Being in the business of estate planning, the firm has implemented succession planning and diversified across generations to ensure they can continue serving clients for many years. 

“One of the major benefits of Evans & Davis is our stability. We will be here for generations to come,” said Partner and Attorney Mitch McCuistian. “When you’re passing down assets to your loved ones, you can rest assured we will stand beside them to take care of them. As we continue to evolve, our clients’ plans will continue to grow as well.”