Amy Page

Amy brings more than 25 years of experience in trial and appellate practice, with a career shaped by leadership roles and in-depth involvement in Family Law matters. Her background includes serving with Oklahoma Child Support Services, where she helped lead the state’s implementation of the Uniform Parentage Act, as well as her service as a District Judge for the Cherokee Nation. This range of experience provides her with a well-rounded understanding of family law issues affecting individuals and families in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Amy has played a meaningful role in the development of Oklahoma’s child support framework, and her work in this area continues to be cited by appellate courts. While serving as a District Judge, she presided over family law and criminal matters, gaining valuable insight into judicial decision-making and courtroom procedure. In 2025, she was elevated to serve as a Justice of the Supreme Court of the Cherokee Nation, further expanding her perspective on complex legal issues.

In addition to her judicial and advocacy experience, Amy has completed advanced training as an Ad Litem and Parenting Coordinator. These roles support her ability to address sensitive family law disputes involving children and parental decision-making. Her professional service has been recognized by the Family Law section through honors such as the President’s Award, the Chair Award (twice), a Continuing Education Program Award, and recognition for contributions to Family Law.

Amy represents individuals and families in Tulsa and throughout Oklahoma in a wide range of Family Law matters, including high-asset divorce, financial support disputes, and child custody cases. At Bundy, she applies her extensive legal background and practical courtroom knowledge to provide thoughtful guidance and advocacy tailored to each client’s circumstances.