Nothing is more noble, nothing more venerable than fidelity. Faithfulness and truth are the most sacred excellences and endowments of the human mind.

- Marcus Tullius Cicero

Moura A.J. Robertson has practiced exclusively in the area of divorce and child custody litigation for over 30 years. She is a Certified Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and Past-President of the Oklahoma AAML Chapter. Moura is a recipient of the honorary Hood-Corbitt Award for Excellence in Family Law from the Family Law Section of the Tulsa County Bar Association and is a frequent speaker at continuing legal education seminars on divorce law and trial practice. She has an AV® PreeminentTM peer-review rating by Martindale Hubbell® and has repeatedly been selected as one of the “Top 25 Women Lawyers in Oklahoma” and ranked in the "Top 50 Oklahoma Lawyers" by Super Lawyers®. Moura is also listed in Best Lawyers® in the areas of Collaborative Law - Family Law, Family Law and Family Law Mediation while being recognized as a Lawyer of the Year for 2020 and 2023 for her work in Tulsa in these practice areas. Moura has been recognized multiple times by the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys as a top 10 Best Family Law Attorneys for client satisfaction.

Moura represents and advises clients in all aspects of matrimonial law including complex divorces involving closely held businesses, professional practices and executive compensation, high-conflict child custody disputes, modification and enforcement of child custody and visitation, and the negotiation and drafting of pre-nuptial agreements.  She also provides alternative dispute resolution services through private mediation and collaborative divorce processes. 

Earlier in her legal career, Moura served as a legal and public policy advocate with the Oklahoma Disability Law Center, Oklahoma’s federally mandated protection and advocacy agency for individuals with disabilities. Additional resources and information pertaining to Moura's family law practice may be found at www.tulsadivorce.com.

Moura’s areas of family law representation include:
  • Divorce Mediation
  • Collaborative Divorce Process
  • Divorce-Dissolution of Marriage
  • Child Custody, Visitation & Support
  • Divorce & Child Custody Litigation and Trials
  • Joint Custody-Parenting Plans
  • Property and Debt Division
  • High Net-Worth & Complex Marital Estates
  • Settlement Negotiations & Agreements
  • Spousal Maintenance-Support Alimony
  • Legal Separation-Separate Maintenance-Alimony Without Divorce
  • Prenuptial Agreements
  • Antenuptial Agreements
  • Modification of Child Custody, Visitation & Support
  • Enforcement of Child Custody, Visitation & Support
  • Contempt of Court- Non-Compliance with Court Orders
  • Unbundled Services-Fee for Service

  • Best Lawyers®, Tulsa, Collaborative Law – Family Law, 2010-2025
  • Best Lawyers®, Tulsa, Family Law, 2010-2025
  • Best Lawyers®, Lawyer of the Year, Tulsa, Family Law, 2023
  • Best Lawyers®, Tulsa, Family Law Mediation, 2010-2025
  • Best Lawyers®, Lawyer of the Year, Tulsa, Family Law Mediation, 2020
  • Super Lawyers®, Tulsa, 2006-2024

  • American Academy of Certified Financial Litigators (AACFL), Founding Member (2020)
  • American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML)
    • Certified Fellow
    • Past President, 2015-2016
  • American Bar Association, Family Law Section
  • Oklahoma Bar Association, Family Law Section
  • Oklahoma Academy of Collaborative Professionals (OACP), Board of Directors (2023)
  • Private Trials of America, Private Judge (2020)
  • Tulsa County Bar Association, Family Law Section

  • Interview by Family Law Magazine: Moura Robertson continues to be recognized as a top family lawyer. In a video, she shares her background in Family Law and how she’s committed to helping her clients. Watch her interview.
  • Support Alimony in Oklahoma: Moura Robertson discusses spousal support in Oklahoma, including the many different criteria for how it is awarded and how the court determines how much is paid. Listen to the podcast.
  • Property Division and Prenups During Divorce in Oklahoma: Moura Robertson discusses property division in Oklahoma – including how prenuptial agreements could affect property division during divorce. Listen to the podcast.
  • Child Custody, Visitation and Child Support in Oklahoma: Moura Robertson shares what all divorcing parents in Oklahoma need to know about divorce-related parenting issues. Listen to the podcast.

  • Annual Meeting of the Oklahoma Academy of Collaborative Professionals, Ethics Presenter, Mediation: A Different Perspective, September 2024.
  • Christian Women Business Leaders, “Information is Power: What a Smart Business Woman Needs to Know – Just in Case,” 2020.
  • Continuing Legal Education Presentations:  “Prenuptial Agreements in Oklahoma”; “Evidence without Experts”; “Child Custody: Whose Best Interests Are They Anyway?”; “Getting and Protecting Confidential Records in a Divorce Proceeding”; “Professionalism and Ethics in Divorce Proceedings”; “Estate Planning, Divorce and Discovery”; “Truth or Dare?  Bounds of Advocacy, Professionalism & Candor to the Court”; “Oh No You Don’t! Prenuptial Agreements in Oklahoma”; “The Automatic Temporary Injunction: There is More to it Than Meets the Eye.”
  • Oklahoma Bar Association, Family Law Section Trial Advocacy Institute: “Direct Examination of Experts and Witnesses,” Lecturer and Instructor, 2016.

Education

  • J.D., University of Tulsa College of Law, 1992
    • Recipient, Certificate in Native American Law
    • Staff Editor, Energy Law Review
    • Member, Board of Advocates
    • Member, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
  • B.A., Political Science, Minor in Women’s Studies, State University of New York, College at New Paltz, 1982

Bar & Court Admissions

  • Oklahoma, 1992
  • United States District Court Northern District of Oklahoma, 1992
  • United States District Court Eastern District of Oklahoma, 1993
  • United States District Court Western District of Oklahoma, 1994
  • United States Court of Appeals Tenth Circuit, 2005
  • United States Supreme Court, 2008