Tulsa Program

(918) 596-7786

Fax: (918) 596-7873

LeiLani Armstrong, Director


TULSA PROGRAM ADDRESS:
2315 Charles Page Boulevard
Tulsa, OK 74127

PROGRAM SPONSORS:

City of Tulsa | Tulsa County
Watch this YouTube video to learn more about the Early Settlement – Tulsa Family Mediation Program.
Next time you are at the Early Settlement Mediation – Tulsa Program office, stop by and check out our watercolor of How Disputes Are Resolved Around the World!

Early Settlement Tulsa provides a FREE, confidential, out-of-court mediation service to help settle disputes. Mediation prevents conflicts from escalating, helps parties reach lasting, mutually acceptable resolutions, and saves time and money. Our volunteer mediators receive training and certification from through the Administrative Office of the Court, Alternative Dispute Resolution System and serve as a neutral third-party to facilitate conflict resolution.

Tulsa Program News and Updates!

Volunteer Mediator Holiday Party
Tulsa Volunteer Mediator Holiday Party! The Early Settlement – Tulsa program had a fun gathering celebrating with the terrific Early Settlement Mediators and Adjunct Settlement Judges recently. LeiLani Armstrong, Program Director, said, “These incredibly talented volunteers settle cases left and right and continue to impress our judiciary with their success and dedication to our program!”
Volunteer Mediator Holiday Party
Board Presentation! LeiLani Armstrong, Director, Early Settlement – Tulsa presented her FY 2025 annual report to the Dispute Resolution Advisory Board recently.
Serving the Metro Tulsa Area

Creek, Okmulgee, and Tulsa Counties

Upcoming Events
Program Bulletin Board
Intake Forms

Landlord/Tenant Eviction Intake

Neighborhood Dispute Intake Form

Nuisance/Noise Disturbance Intake Form

Consumer/Merchant Intake Form

Community Mediation Intake Form

Family and Divorce Intake

Real Estate Intake

IDEA mediation Request

Volunteer of the Year
Volunteer of the Year! Ed Klopfenstein was born and reared in Oklahoma until the age of 6. He later lived in California whereas a newly retired attorney, he began mediating for the court system and continued for 10 years. When Ed decided to move back to his home state of Oklahoma to retire officially, he sought out mediation through Early Settlement because he knew that he loved to help people resolve their differences and was already
accomplished and familiar with the process. He has been a volunteer mediator for 5 years and has mediated 189 cases. Ed has volunteered over 432 hours for the Early Settlement – Tulsa program.