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With a rich background in traditional litigation, collaborative law, negotiation, and mediation, I, Melissa B. Fell, am dedicated to guiding my clients through the complexities of guardianship law in Tulsa, OK. As the founder of Fell Law Firm PLLC, I leverage my extensive training as a certified Family and Divorce mediator and a Certified Life Coach to provide personalized support during challenging times. My clients appreciate having a dedicated advocate on their side—someone who not only answers their questions but also empowers them to achieve the best possible outcomes for themselves and their families. My approach centers on finding amicable, out-of-court resolutions that prioritize the well-being of my clients and their children, ensuring a smoother transition into their new circumstances. I understand that navigating guardianship issues can be emotionally taxing, which is why I strive to offer compassionate guidance tailored to each unique situation. In addition to my legal expertise, I bring a lifetime of experience as a horse breeder and showman, which uniquely positions me to assist clients with equine law matters. Whether dealing with horse boarding and training disputes or negotiating buy/sell agreements and pre-purchase exams, I draw upon my extensive network in the equine industry throughout Oklahoma and the U.S. My negotiation skills enable me to resolve equine-related issues efficiently and effectively, often without the need for litigation. However, should the situation require it, I collaborate seamlessly with experienced litigators to ensure my clients receive comprehensive support. At Fell Law Firm PLLC, my commitment is to serve as your trusted partner, guiding you through guardianship challenges and equine law matters with expertise, compassion, and a focus on achieving favorable outcomes.
Guardianship attorneys help families establish legal guardianship for minors or incapacitated adults who cannot care for themselves. Common matters include minor guardianship, adult guardianship, conservatorship, emergency guardianship.