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Common Law Marriage and Bankruptcy in Tulsa
Oklahoma recognizes common law marriages. Factors Oklahoma courts look to in determining if a common law marriage exists include shared finances, children, whether the couple refers to themselves as “married,” cohabitation, and other circumstances which can indicate a shared life.
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What Debts Can I Discharge in Tulsa Oklahoma Bankruptcy?
If you are thinking about filing for bankruptcy, it is likely that you are feeling overwhelmed by your debt. You may feel harassed by debt collectors, or feel like you are drowning in debt. Either way, you may want to know if you can discharge debts in Oklahoma, including which debts can be discharged and… Read More»
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What is Reaffirmation in Oklahoma Bankruptcy?
Understanding reaffirmation in Oklahoma bankruptcy law can make the difference between keeping certain property despite filing for bankruptcy in Oklahoma. At its core, a reaffirmation is an agreement, made between the debtor and the creditor after the filing of bankruptcy in which the debtor agrees to pay all or a portion of the debt owed… Read More»
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Seven Things to Never Do in a Tulsa, Oklahoma Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Mistakes should be avoided in all legal proceedings. However, in bankruptcy, some mistakes can be more costly than others. Bankruptcy judges are more likely to allow minor mistakes to be cleared up without dismissing the proceedings. Other mistakes will require that the proceedings be re-filed. Still, others will cause serious ramifications in bankruptcy. Here are… Read More»
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Does Bankruptcy Stop Foreclosure in Tulsa Oklahoma
One of the most frightening things a person can face is the loss of their home. When bills pile up, debtors are often left scrambling to try to make ends meet. They fall behind in all payments, including their mortgage payments. The result is that a debtor may face foreclosure and the possible loss of… Read More»
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What is an Automatic Stay in a Tulsa Bankruptcy Filing?
An automatic stay prevents creditor actions during the duration of a bankruptcy. These can include collection calls and letters.
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Can You File Bankruptcy on Medical Bills in Oklahoma
Even supposedly good health insurance won’t protect you from all medical expenses. This can lead to you filing for bankruptcy.
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Can I Sell My Car Before Filing for Bankruptcy in Tulsa
You are allowed to keep personal property under Oklahoma bankruptcy laws – with some stipulations. You must also be careful about how you sell off property during bankruptcy, as courts and the trustee will be closely examining your actions for signs of possible fraud.
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If I File Bankruptcy in Tulsa, Can I Keep My Car?
If you go bankrupt in Oklahoma you may be able to keep your car in some circumstances. This is what a bankruptcy exemption is.
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What Happens After My Bankruptcy?
The thing to understand is your credit score is based half on your faithful payment and a half on your debt-to-income ratio.
