When You Need a Oklahoma Bankruptcy Attorney
Oklahoma has unlimited homestead exemption, and has a favorable vehicle exemption, and other exemptions much better than the average state.
When You Need a Tulsa DUI Lawyer
If you are pulled over for a DUI, obviously you want to not incriminate yourself. You have a right to remain silent.
COVID-19 Forbearance (Part 2): The Benefits of Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 plan is from 36 to 60 months. The CARES Act, which is another COVID relief deal that is going on at least through 2022.
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How Do I Keep My Divorce Records Secret in Oklahoma?
Civil records filed with the court, for the most part, are public records. Anybody can go down to the courthouse, pull those files, review them.
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COVID-19 Forbearance (Part 1): How a Chapter 13 Can Help
What a lot of people don’t understand when you go into a forbearance is technically it’s all due at the end.
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Petition for Writ of Certiorari to US Supreme Court Filed in Bosse
I filed a case with the USPC, it was strongly recommended that you do not make more than three requests for questions presented.
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Does Matloff v. Wallace Affect My McGirt Case?
In Bosse it said that subject matter jurisdiction can never be waived, can be attacked at any time, so McGirt has to be applied retroactively.
OCCA Does Complete 180 on McGirt in Matloff v. Wallace Decision
If the CCOA couldn’t find a way to save these convictions the then it’s going to be very difficult for anybody else to do so.
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Property I Get to Keep In a Bankruptcy
Tax refunds, any kind of savings. Your retirement accounts are exempt, so as long as they’re in a proper IRA, you’re good.
Should Oklahomans be Concerned About Judge Kuehn's Appointment to the Oklahoma Supreme Court?
The courts have protections for Oklahomans and favored bending over backward in some circumstances to save the conviction for the state.
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Which Debts Can I Get Rid Of in Bankruptcy?
A car note is a secured debt. If you don’t pay it, they get to have the car. Bankruptcy doesn’t, with some exceptions, change that.
Is It Legal to Question a Minor Without a Parent Present in Oklahoma?
No information gained from custodial interrogation of a youthful offender under 16 years of age or a child, nor any evidence subsequently obtained as a result of such interrogation shall be admissible into evidence against the youthful offender or child unless parent or guardian essentially are present for that interrogation.
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How to Determine Your Chapter 13 Payment
The stuff you want to pay generally gets put at the top, which is good. So that’s essentially how chapter 13 payment is computed.
OCCA Uses Incredible Intellectual Gymnastics to Redefine Custody in Order to Save a Conviction
Judge Kuehn’s opinion makes it pretty clear we’re talking about somebody who has been previously convicted as a youthful offender in court.
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Does McGirt Apply to the Osage Nation Reservation?
There are three factors in determining whether a reservation has been disestablished. One factor is the circumstances surrounding the passage.
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Chapter 13 vs Chapter 7: What's the Difference?
Chapter 13 is for three to five years, so 36 to 60 months. It’s not based on what you owe, it’s based on what you can pay,
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: How To File
A lot of people ask me, is there a debt minimum to file a chapter seven bankruptcy? And the answer is no.
Do You Need an Attorney for an Expungement in Oklahoma?
The short answer is that you are not required to have an attorney to get an expungement in Oklahoma. You are allowed to represent yourself.
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How Long Does an Expungement Case Take in Oklahoma?
The statute in Oklahoma requires that we give 30 days’ advanced notice of this expungement hearing to interested parties.
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How McGirt Impacts Municipal Court
There are municipal courts that are assuming jurisdiction over defendants who would otherwise be exempt from state jurisdiction under McGirt.
Why You Want Your Criminal Records Expunged in Oklahoma
If you’re looking at getting an apartment, background checks are done, those things are going to pop up and that could affect your housing.
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The Days of Felony Charges for Possession in Oklahoma Are Over
Muni courts routinely issue warrants for people that don’t pay and don’t show up to court. It should be taken seriously.
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Expungement 101: How Does the Process Work
The law in Oklahoma requires that we give 30 days’ advanced notice of any expungement hearing to all interested parties.
