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Motion to redeem

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Motion to redeem

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Bankruptcy - Sample Pleadings

State:

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Oklahoma City

Control #:

US-BK-0013

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Interesting Questions

Is there a chance I might lose my property even after filing a motion to redeem?

If you follow the steps and meet the deadlines, you should be in the clear. But if you miss any important details, it could slip through your fingers like sand.

What documents do I need to file a motion to redeem in Oklahoma City?

You'll need your property details, proof of ownership, and any payment documents related to those pesky back taxes. Make sure you gather everything like a treasure hunter!

What happens after I file a motion to redeem in Oklahoma City?

After you file, the court will review your case. If all looks good, they’ll give you the green light to redeem your property back.

How long do I have to file a motion to redeem in Oklahoma City?

You've got a window of 2 years to file your motion after the property tax sale. It's like a ticking clock, so don't wait too long!

Who can file a motion to redeem in Oklahoma City?

Anyone who owned the property before it was sold can file a motion to redeem. So if you used to call it home, it’s your chance to step back in.

What does it mean to file a motion to redeem in Oklahoma City?

Filing a motion to redeem means you're asking the court to let you reclaim your property that was taken due to unpaid taxes. Basically, it's your shot to get back what’s yours.