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Some people going through a sudden loss may wonder if they can file bankruptcy for their deceased spouse. Losing a spouse is emotionally and financially challenging, especially when debts remain. In most cases, a spouse is left with the responsibility of fulfilling the financial obligations of their late spouse. Many surviving spouses wonder if they can file bankruptcy on behalf of their deceased partner…
We often get questions about whether you can keep credit cards in Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy provides individuals with the opportunity to discharge most of their unsecured debts and achieve a fresh start. However, it’s important to understand how this affects your credit cards and whether you can keep any of them. Typically, filing for Chapter 7 leads to the…
Filing for bankruptcy can provide a fresh financial start, but it often leaves people worried about how they can rebuild their credit after. While bankruptcy will remain on your credit report for several years, there are steps you can take immediately to begin rebuilding your financial reputation. With patience and discipline, you can restore your credit and regain financial stability. How Bankruptcy Affects Your…
Filing for bankruptcy is a major decision, and one of the biggest concerns people have is whether they can keep their house. The answer depends on the type of bankruptcy you file, how much equity you have in your home, and whether you can keep up with your mortgage payments. Our Wagoner bankruptcy attorneys are here to break down your options. Understanding the Oklahoma…
One of the most powerful tools in Oklahoma bankruptcy is the automatic stay. This legal protection goes into effect immediately after someone files a bankruptcy petition and stops most collection efforts against the filer. Here’s what you’ll need to know about how it can impact you and your case. What Is the Automatic Stay? The automatic stay is a court order that takes effect…
If you’re overwhelmed by debt and wondering if there’s a way out, Chapter 7 bankruptcy may be a solution. For many Oklahomans struggling with credit cards, medical bills, or personal loans, Chapter 7 offers a legal way to eliminate most unsecured debts and get a fresh financial start. Here’s what you need to know about how Chapter 7 bankruptcy works in Oklahoma. What Is…
Student Loan Debt in Bankruptcy is a big concern in Wagoner County. One of the questions I get from many of my clients is, “is there anything you can do about my student loan debt?” Sadly, for the vast majority of student loan debt in bankruptcy, the answer is no. Many years ago, Congress determined that almost all student loans should not be dischargeable…
Recently one of our clients was in a terrible car accident in Broken Arrow. The accident totaled his car and sent him straight to the hospital. Unfortunately our client didn’t have insurance on his car. Because of this, as insurance company’s always do, his claim was contested. In the end we were able to settle his case and get him a fairly lairage sum…
Business bankruptcy in Wagoner County is a great option. Bankruptcy is a helpful tool for individuals and businesses alike. People generally know, so long as you qualify, you can file bankruptcy under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 of the bankruptcy code. However, when you consider filing bankruptcy on behalf of your business the answer is not so clear. There are several types of business…
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy rules in Oklahoma are much different than chapter 7. Bankruptcy is a great weapon you can use to reduce and eliminate out of control debt. Each year thousands of people file bankruptcy cases across our great country. People and businesses use this option as a means of regaining control of their finances. What most of these people find out is that…