Anna L Self

Anna Self has a passion for helping people. She provides personalized representation in a timely and cost-effective manner. When you speak with Anna, she will give you one-on-one attention. She is dedicated to helping you obtain the results that you want. She and her husband live on a mini-farm. In her spare time, Anna loves to read, garden and spend time with her Goldendoodles and farm animals.

Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Relief

Probate

Probate Administration

Estate Planning

Guardianship & Conservatorship Estate Administration, Health Care Directives, Trusts, Wills

Family Law

Father's Rights, Guardianship & Conservatorship, Paternity, Same Sex Family Law

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Oklahoma

Since 1992

Founder

Anna Self Law

Current

Southeastern Oklahoma State University

University of Oklahoma College of Law

(1992)

American Bankruptcy Institute

2014 - Current

Oklahoma Bar Association, Family Law Section

2014 - Current

Oklahoma Bar Association-Estate Planning and Probate

2010 - Current

National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys

2000 - Current

Oklahoma Bar Association, Bankruptcy and Reorganization Section

1992 - Current

Q. My grandfather died in 1988 in OK. A probate was initiated but never finalized. Is there a remedy?

11 June 2021

A: I think the answer depends on the circumstances surrounding the probate that was never finalized. It is odd that your uncle was cut out of the will and contested it but was also the Executor. Your father could have objected at the time and the Court would have forced the probate to be finalized. A review of the probate documents would need to be done. Also, if the probate was never finalized how could the uncle have the land? The land should still be in your grandfathers name. You need to have an attorney review the documents.

Q. Bought a rv and signed paperwork now told interest rate was wrong and need to sign new paperwork is this legal?

11 June 2021

A: You should have an attorney review the contract and other documents that you signed but generally contracts are binding upon the parties and they can't change the terms.

Q. Does unemployment cover taking a leave of absence to care for a parent who’s become too weak to sustain on their own?

11 June 2021

A: No. You must be actively seeking work to qualify for unemployment.