Contact the Office
Let’s Talk About Your Situation
Family law matters often involve difficult decisions and important questions. Whether you are facing divorce, custody issues, support disputes, or concerns about an existing court order, the first step is understanding your options and developing a plan.
You don not need to know exactly what legal process applies before contacting the office.
How Can We Help?
Answer a few questions and we’ll help you understand your situation and next steps
I’m Facing
a Divorce
Tell us a little about your situation, and we’ll help you understand the issues, options, and next steps involved in a divorce.
I’m Concerned About My Children
Answer a few questions about your family, and we’ll help identify issues involving custody, parenting time, support, and your children’s needs.
I Don’t Know
Where To Start
Not sure what kind of help you need? We’ll walk through your situation and help point you toward the information and resources that may be most useful.
I Need To Change Or Enforce An Order
Tell us what is happening with your current court order, and we’ll help you understand whether enforcement, modification, or another option may be appropriate.
What Happens Next?
1
Contact the Office
Tell us a little about your situation.
2
Schedule a Consultation
We’ll arrange a time to discuss your concerns and goals.
3
Review Your Options
We’ll discuss the legal issues involved and the potential paths forward.
4
Develop a Plan
Together, we’ll determine the next steps that best fit your situation.

Ways to Reach Us:
(405) 321-1822
Evan A. Taylor, PLLC
102 E. Eufaula, Suite A
Norman, Oklahoma 73069
Hours:
Mon – Thu 9am – 5pm; Fri 9am – 12pm
Serving Cleveland County and Surrounding Areas
Located Across from the Cleveland County Courthouse
Our office is located right across from the Cleveland County Courthouse at the corner of Eufaula and Jones Street. Our entry door is on the west side of the Shaffer Law Building right along Legacy Trail in Norman.
Parking
We have parking right along the west side of the building.
Preparing For Your Consultation
You do not need to have every document or answer before scheduling a consultation. However, gathering important court orders, financial information, or other relevant records can often help us better understand the situation.

