Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes to meet in court

US: Katie Holmes has denied reports she filed for an emergency custody and child support following news she is divorcing Tom Cruise as they will soon face each other in court.

Her lawer Jonathan Wolfe told People.com: 'Other than her action for divorce, the only pending application filed by Ms Holmes remains her request for an anonymous caption,' he said, referring to how she wants the papers in the case to be filed anonymously.

Jonathan released a statement today following claims she had asked a judge for an 'emergent application' which would have seen her come face to face with Tom for the first time since their split was announced five days ago.

Cruise is yet to file any legal papers. The actor turned 50 yesterday and flew from Iceland where he is filming to Los Angeles, spending the occasion with his adopted children Isabella and Conner from his marriage to Nicole Kidman.

It was reported earlier that a hearing for the emergent application had been set for July 17, according to HollywoodLife.com. A source allegedly told the website: 'Katie filed an 'emergent application' in New York City on July 3.'

Both of the Hollywood stars, who were married for almost six years, would be required to appear in court on the aforementioned date before Judge Matthew Cooper, HollywoodLife claimed.

Tom is being represented by one of Los Angeles top divorce lawyers Dennis Wasser.

Well-known legal analyst and author Lisa Bloom told website The Daily Beast: 'She's making it clear she's going to play tough.

Cruise is more of a high-profile celebrity than she is, so he has a greater distance to fall if grievances are aired. DAILY MAIL