Mortazavi & Bennett represents clients in Tulsa and throughout Oklahoma in contested and uncontested divorce matters. A divorce may involve property and debt division, temporary orders, child custody, parenting time, child support, discovery, mediation, settlement negotiations, and trial. The issues that require attention depend on the parties' circumstances, the existing record, and whether immediate court orders are needed.
Temporary orders can shape daily life while a divorce is pending. Disputes may concern use of the home, payment of expenses, possession of property, custody schedules, support, and other interim arrangements. The attorneys review the filing history, financial information, communications, and available evidence before preparing for a temporary-order hearing or evaluating a proposed agreement.
Property and debt questions require an organized record. Relevant information may include deeds, account statements, loan records, tax documents, business records, retirement information, appraisals, and evidence concerning when and how property was acquired. Mortazavi & Bennett works with clients to identify disputed assets and debts, obtain available information, evaluate proposed divisions, and prepare unresolved issues for the court.
When children are involved, divorce can overlap with custody, parenting time, and child support. Parenting schedules, decision-making, transportation, communication, school concerns, medical information, and compliance with temporary orders may all become relevant. The firm prepares these issues as part of the divorce case and evaluates whether related requests require separate or prompt attention.
Some divorce cases resolve through negotiation or mediation; others require contested hearings or trial. The attorneys identify the disputed issues, prepare filings and discovery, organize exhibits, evaluate witness information, and present unresolved matters to the court when necessary. Results depend on the facts, evidence, and applicable law. For general information about speaking with the firm regarding a Tulsa divorce, call (405) 860-0347. Do not send confidential or time-sensitive information through the website.
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