Eggert Law Firm

Eggert Law Firm Eggert Law Firm in Tulsa, Oklahoma, serves clients in Divorce and Family Law, and Bankruptcy Serving Tulsa County, Wagoner County, and Rogers County.

Eggert Law firm is Broken Arrow's best choice for divorce and family law, and bankruptcy attorney. Christopher Eggert lives in Broken Arrow and has over 25 years experience as an attorney in private practice.

Does every divorce go to court? No.Many cases are resolved through mediation, where both parties work with a neutral thi...
05/27/2026

Does every divorce go to court? No.

Many cases are resolved through mediation, where both parties work with a neutral third party to reach agreements on property division, custody, and other key issues. When both sides are willing to participate, mediation can provide a more flexible and efficient path forward.

It does not replace the legal process, but it can make that process more manageable and less adversarial. Understanding when mediation is appropriate can help reduce unnecessary conflict and keep the focus on resolution.

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What is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy? The answer depends on your financial situation.Chapt...
05/24/2026

What is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy? The answer depends on your financial situation.

Chapter 7 focuses on discharging qualifying debts when repayment is not feasible. Chapter 13 creates a structured repayment plan over time based on what you can afford.

Each option is designed for a different set of circumstances, including income level, assets, and long-term financial goals.

This is not about choosing the “better” option. It is about choosing the appropriate one.

Understanding how each chapter works makes the decision more practical and less overwhelming.
Request a confidential consultation.

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Wage garnishment begins the moment a court order is issued. At that point, creditors can legally take a portion of every...
05/20/2026

Wage garnishment begins the moment a court order is issued. At that point, creditors can legally take a portion of every paycheck before the money ever reaches your account.

Filing for bankruptcy triggers an automatic stay, which legally halts garnishment. But the stay only works once the filing happens. Every pay period before that point, the garnishment continues.

Most people who consult an attorney about bankruptcy say the same thing: they spent months trying to manage the situation on their own before looking into their legal options.

Understanding what the law allows - and when - is the first practical step.

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05/20/2026

The automatic stay is one of the most important protections in bankruptcy law, but many people are not familiar with how it works.

When a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy is filed, the automatic stay generally requires creditors to pause collection efforts, including calls, lawsuits, and certain wage garnishments.

While this protection can provide immediate relief, bankruptcy still follows a structured legal process and every financial situation is different.

At Eggert Law, we help clients understand how these protections work and what the bankruptcy process may look like for them.

If you’re dealing with creditor pressure, visit our website to learn more about your bankruptcy options.

What should you bring to a legal consultation? You do not need perfect records, but you do need a clear starting point.F...
05/17/2026

What should you bring to a legal consultation? You do not need perfect records, but you do need a clear starting point.

For bankruptcy matters, documents like pay stubs, a list of debts, monthly expenses, and collection notices help create an accurate financial picture. For family law matters, information about income, assets, and any existing agreements is equally important.

The goal is not to have everything organized perfectly. It is to provide enough information to have a practical, informed conversation.

Clear information leads to clear guidance. Discuss your options confidentially at Eggert Law.

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Do courts choose one parent over the other in custody cases? That is not how the process is designed.In Oklahoma, custod...
05/16/2026

Do courts choose one parent over the other in custody cases? That is not how the process is designed.

In Oklahoma, custody decisions are guided by the best interests of the child. That often includes maintaining meaningful relationships with both parents when appropriate.

Judges typically look at stability, communication, and each parent’s ability to meet the child’s needs.
This is not a system built around winners and losers. It is a process focused on creating a workable structure for the child moving forward.

Understanding that framework can help shift the focus away from conflict and toward long-term stability.

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05/14/2026

During divorce, communication between spouses can sometimes make the situation more difficult than it needs to be.

Messages sent in frustration, arguments over text, or social media posts can sometimes become part of the legal process. Keeping communication respectful and focused on practical issues can help reduce unnecessary conflict and protect your position moving forward.

This is especially important in cases involving children or shared financial responsibilities.

At Eggert Law, we guide clients on how to navigate communication and stay focused on resolution rather than escalation.

Does divorce mean everything gets split 50/50? Not necessarily.Oklahoma follows what is called equitable distribution. T...
05/12/2026

Does divorce mean everything gets split 50/50? Not necessarily.

Oklahoma follows what is called equitable distribution. That means property is divided fairly, but not always equally. Courts look at the full financial picture, including assets, debts, income, and each spouse’s contributions during the marriage.

A fair outcome is based on circumstances, not a fixed percentage.

Understanding how property is evaluated helps bring structure to what can otherwise feel like an open-ended process.

When expectations are grounded in how the law actually works, decisions become more practical and less reactive. Understand your options at Eggert Law.

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05/10/2026

One of the biggest fears people have about filing bankruptcy is what life will look like afterward.

In reality, bankruptcy law is designed to provide a structured way to address overwhelming debt and move forward. Once the process is complete, many people are able to focus on rebuilding - budgeting, saving, and planning - without constant creditor pressure.

It’s not an overnight fix, but it can create the space needed for a more stable financial future.

At Eggert Law, we help clients understand both the bankruptcy process and what comes next.

Visit our website to learn more about your bankruptcy options.

05/09/2026

When someone is preparing for divorce, one of the most important steps is getting organized early with financial documents.

This often includes bank statements, tax returns, retirement accounts, mortgage records, and documentation of debts. Having a clear financial picture helps ensure property division and financial responsibilities are handled properly and more efficiently through the legal process.

At Eggert Law, we guide clients through this preparation so they can move forward with clarity and confidence instead of uncertainty.

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110 S Main Street, Ste 202
Broken Arrow, OK
74012

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+19183220092

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