El Reno is close enough to our Oklahoma City office for an easy drive, and some clients prefer to sit down in person. Others would rather not take time off work. Either way works: consultations can be in the office or by Microsoft Teams video, and the meeting of creditors in the Western District is held by Zoom.
Questions El Reno clients ask most
- “They’ve already filed a lawsuit against me. Is it too late?” Collection suits against Canadian County residents are filed at the courthouse in El Reno, and filing bankruptcy stops most of them, even after a judgment.
- “Can I stop a garnishment?” In most cases, yes. The automatic stay takes effect the moment your case is filed.
- “I’m behind on my house. Can I keep it?” Chapter 13 lets you catch up missed mortgage payments over time while the lender is held off.
- “Will I lose my car?” Most people keep their vehicle. It depends on its value and what you owe, which we’ll review at the consultation.
We also work with clients from Calumet, Union City, Okarche and the rest of Canadian County.
Marty Martin has handled consumer bankruptcy cases in the Western District of Oklahoma since 2003. Call or text (405) 255-2380, or request a free consultation online.