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Eric Ollason, Attorney at Law

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New exceptions to the â€œautomatic stayâ€ have been added and some existing exceptions have been expanded. For example, the automatic stay will no longer apply to eviction actions and the domestic relations exception, which governs legal actions for family law matters such as child support, has been expanded.
Spousal Support
For an individual consumer debtor, these remaining debts are discharged and no longer the responsibility of the debtor; however, certain types of debt are non-dischargeable and survive the bankruptcy, such as alimony or child support. For a business debtor, the liquidated business does not survive the bankruptcy.

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Phone: (520) 791-2707

Address: 182 N Court Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701

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Eric Ollason, Attorney at Law

Divorce
Child Support
New exceptions to the â€œautomatic stayâ€ have been added and some existing exceptions have been expanded. For example, the automatic stay will no longer apply to eviction actions and the domestic relations exception, which governs legal actions for family law matters such as child support, has been expanded.
Spousal Support
For an individual consumer debtor, these remaining debts are discharged and no longer the responsibility of the debtor; however, certain types of debt are non-dischargeable and survive the bankruptcy, such as alimony or child support. For a business debtor, the liquidated business does not survive the bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy
Before the Small Business Reorganization Act went into effect in February 2020, many financially distressed small businesses consulted a Tucson smallÂ business bankruptcy attorney only to learn that â€”Â ironically â€” they were too poor to reorganize under Chapter 11 because of the high costs associated with the process.
Foreclosure
Our experienced bankruptcy attorney in Tucson, Eric Ollason, Attorney at Law, has been keeping a close eye on the local, state, and federal government eviction and foreclosure moratoriums that went into effect in Arizona Â and across the country inÂ response to the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2021.
Debt Collection
Creditors are not allowed to harass or even contact you directly once you have filed for bankruptcy. If the creditor continues to call or take collections actions, they can be subject to sanctions. If the creditor does not stop immediately, there are remedies available. We represent clients who wish to take action against creditors for violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) or the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA).

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I’ve been practicing law basically since 1992. I clerked for a Federal District Court judge for about three years and I opened my own law firm in about 1995. I’ve always had a focus on bankruptcy, however, I’m a well-rounded Tucson Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Attorney from the standpoint that I’ve done civil cases, civil trials, criminal cases, criminal trials, jury trials, bench trials. I’ve dealt with insurance law. I’ve dealt with employment law. I’ve dealt with criminal law. I think that makes me well-rounded. I focused primarily just on bankruptcy law about 16 years ago. Also, I was mentored. I didn’t just jump into bankruptcy law. I was mentored by other Tucson bankruptcy attorneys and my father, who was a bankruptcy judge for Seventeen (17) years here in Tucson, Arizona.
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