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Tulsa Bankruptcy Attorneys
We Are Ready to Help
When situations beyond your control put you and your family in dire financial straits, bankruptcy might be the right choice. If you are considering bankruptcy, the firm you choose to work with can make all the difference in the outcome of your case.
Not all attorneys are bankruptcy attorneys and not all "bankruptcy attorneys" have a comprehensive understanding of Oklahoma bankruptcy laws. You need a bankruptcy lawyer in Oklahoma on your side who understands your problems and will work hard to solve them.
Whether you qualify for liquidation and discharge of most debts or choose to reorganize your debt into a comfortable repayment plan, our team can provide you with the facts and legal options you need to be aware of. With the help of our skilled bankruptcy attorneys, you can make sound decisions about your future.
Get started with a free consultation – contact our Tulsa bankruptcy lawyers online or call The Colpitts Law Firm at (918) 302-2662.
Need help outside of Tulsa?
Reach out to our attorneys in:
All consultations are free and confidential. Reach out to us today to schedule an appointment with an experienced, board certified attorney who can help you with your bankruptcy case.
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We help people with legal matters involving bankruptcy, estate planning, and asset protection.
Tulsa Bankruptcy Attorneys
We Are Ready to Help
When situations beyond your control put you and your family in dire financial straits, bankruptcy might be the right choice. If you are considering bankruptcy, the firm you choose to work with can make all the difference in the outcome of your case.
Not all attorneys are bankruptcy attorneys and not all "bankruptcy attorneys" have a comprehensive understanding of Oklahoma bankruptcy laws. You need a bankruptcy lawyer in Oklahoma on your side who understands your problems and will work hard to solve them.
Whether you qualify for liquidation and discharge of most debts or choose to reorganize your debt into a comfortable repayment plan, our team can provide you with the facts and legal options you need to be aware of. With the help of our skilled bankruptcy attorneys, you can make sound decisions about your future.
Get started with a free consultation – contact our Tulsa bankruptcy lawyers online or call The Colpitts Law Firm at (918) 302-2662.
Need help outside of Tulsa?
Reach out to our attorneys in:
All consultations are free and confidential. Reach out to us today to schedule an appointment with an experienced, board certified attorney who can help you with your bankruptcy case.
If you or someone you know owes private student loans, now may be the time to act.
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How The Colpitts Law Firm Can Help You
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Thousands of Cases Handled
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Extensive Knowledge of Bankruptcy Law
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Almost Three Decades of Experience
Rave Reviews from Happy Clients
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"THE BEST LAW OFFICE IN OKLAHOMA!"
My husband and I are transplants to Oklahoma from Florida and were so blessed to be referred to Greg and his law office. Not only did he handle our bankruptcy and got it discharged in 6 months, but he also helped us along the way with every step and gave the absolute best, and honest advice in our opinions. We had been working and paying another attorney in Florida for over 2 years and he didn't do half of what this office did in 6 months! If you need a trustworthy and professional law office to handle your case, please give this office a call. You will not be disappointed! They are a 5-star office and staff for sure!- The Noles
Frequently Asked Questions
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Who can file bankruptcy in Oklahoma?Individuals, married couples, and businesses can file. You cannot file a Chapter 7 if you filed for bankruptcy in the past eight years. You will also have to pass a means test to see if you qualify for a Chapter 7.
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Do I go to court?No, but you will have to attend a First Meeting of Creditors, or a 341 Meeting, in which you will be questioned by the trustee regarding your petition. Most of these meetings are very short. Creditors may attend this meeting and question you about your property but this is not typical.
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What debts are not dischargeable?You cannot discharge the following debts in a Chapter 7: Student loans; Most tax liabilities; Court fines or fines levied by municipalities; Debt incurred by fraud; Debt incurred in a personal injury action where punitive damages were awarded; Child support and spousal maintenance ;Cash advances or loans of at least $750 obtained within 70 days of filing.
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