Divorce, custody, and family law representation for Ardmore families. Attorney Stephanie Brice-Roberts serves all of Oklahoma by phone and virtual meeting, so getting experienced counsel does not depend on where you live.
Ardmore is the anchor of south-central Oklahoma, the town everyone in Carter County and the surrounding counties drives to for work, medicine, and business. Sitting roughly halfway between Oklahoma City and Dallas on I-35, it is a long way from most law offices in either metro. Stephanie Brice-Roberts closes that distance by phone and video, representing Ardmore families in divorce, custody, and support matters statewide.
Ardmore's position on the I-35 corridor means plenty of families here have one foot in Oklahoma and one in Texas, jobs across the state line, moves in one direction or the other, sometimes a spouse in each state. When your family law case belongs in an Oklahoma court, you need an Oklahoma attorney who takes your case as seriously as one filed in the metro. Stephanie is licensed statewide and represents Ardmore clients with the same preparation her Oklahoma City clients receive.
Divorce, custody, and support cases for Ardmore families are generally filed in the Carter County District Court in Ardmore. Stephanie prepares every filing to that court's requirements and makes the trip south for court appearances when your case requires them. Between those dates, nothing about your case waits on travel: consultations, document review, negotiation, and case updates all happen by phone or video. Her office is in Oklahoma City, and there is never an in-person meeting to schedule.
Work in south-central Oklahoma does not always follow a nine-to-five pattern. Rotating shifts, field work, long-haul routes, and jobs that keep a parent on the road up and down I-35 all make a rigid week-on, week-off parenting schedule unrealistic. Stephanie builds custody and visitation plans around how your family actually lives, and because your attorney meetings happen by phone, an unusual schedule never becomes a barrier to being heard. If an existing order no longer fits your work or your children's lives, modification is often possible when circumstances have genuinely changed.
Family law is won in preparation, not proximity. The filings, the financial disclosures, the parenting plan, the negotiation strategy, all of it is built before anyone stands in a courtroom, and all of it can be built over the phone with a client anywhere in Oklahoma. What matters is an attorney who returns your calls, knows your file, and shows up ready. Start with a free, confidential consultation: call (405) 761-9596 or request one online, and Stephanie will personally reach out, whether you are in Ardmore proper or anywhere else in Carter County.
Yes. Stephanie represents Ardmore families entirely by phone and video, from your free consultation through your final order. Court appearances are handled at the Carter County District Court when your case requires them.
Ardmore family law matters, including divorce, custody, and support, are generally filed in the Carter County District Court in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Yes, as long as your case belongs in an Oklahoma court. Stephanie is licensed in Oklahoma and represents Carter County residents by phone and video, which works well around a cross-border commute. If there is a question about which state should hear your case, she can walk through it with you in your free consultation.
Tell us what is going on and someone from Brice | Roberts will personally reach out. By phone or virtual meeting, anywhere in Oklahoma.