Divorce, custody, and family law representation for Mustang 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.
Mustang has grown from a quiet Canadian County town into one of the metro's most family-oriented suburbs, the kind of place people move to for the schools and stay for the neighbors. When a divorce or custody dispute lands in the middle of that life, you need counsel focused on protecting it. Stephanie Brice-Roberts represents Mustang families by phone and video, wherever in Oklahoma the case takes you.
Mustang sits just southwest of Oklahoma City, but it is not an Oklahoma County town. Mustang addresses fall in Canadian County, which means divorce, custody, and support cases for Mustang families are generally filed in the Canadian County District Court in El Reno. That distinction matters. County-specific procedures, scheduling, and filing requirements shape how your case moves, and Stephanie prepares every petition, motion, and proposed order to the Canadian County court's requirements from day one. When your case calls for a courtroom, she appears in El Reno on your behalf.
Much of Mustang commutes into Oklahoma City for work, and squeezing attorney meetings into a workday usually means burning leave time. Brice | Roberts removes that problem entirely. Every consultation, document review, strategy session, and case update happens by phone or video, on your schedule. There is no office lobby to sit in and no drive across the metro. Stephanie's practice is based in Oklahoma City, and her Mustang clients never need to visit it. You get the same preparation and the same attention, delivered wherever you happen to be.
From uncontested divorces to hard-fought custody disputes, Stephanie handles the full range of Oklahoma family law:
If you and your spouse largely agree, an uncontested divorce is often the fastest and least expensive path, and it suits remote representation especially well: terms are worked out by phone, documents are reviewed together on video, and the paperwork is filed in Canadian County without either of you rearranging your week. When you do not agree, especially about the kids, Oklahoma courts decide custody based on the best interests of the child, and the strength of your case comes down to preparation. Stephanie builds that preparation with you long before any hearing date in El Reno.
Mustang is still a town where people know each other, from the ballfields to the school pickup line. Working with an attorney based outside your immediate community adds a layer of discretion many clients appreciate. Your case is discussed on your phone, in your home, not in a local waiting room. If you are facing a family law matter in Mustang or anywhere in Canadian County, start with a free, confidential consultation. Call (405) 761-9596 or request your consultation online, and Stephanie will personally reach out. Neighbors in Yukon and across the OKC metro are welcome too.
Yes. Stephanie represents Mustang families entirely by phone and video, from your free consultation through your final order. Court appearances are handled at the Canadian County District Court when your case requires them.
Mustang family law matters, including divorce, custody, and support, are generally filed in the Canadian County District Court in El Reno, Oklahoma.
Most of a family law case happens outside the courtroom. Filings, negotiations, and preparation are all handled remotely, and Stephanie appears at the Canadian County District Court in El Reno on your behalf when the court requires it. If a hearing requires your presence, she prepares you for exactly what to expect before you walk in.
Tell us what is going on and someone from Brice | Roberts will personally reach out. By phone or virtual meeting, anywhere in Oklahoma.