Experienced, personable, and professional, the Law Firm of Ryan D Baxter, LLC focuses on bankruptcy and estate planning. Call us today for a free consultation! Let us help you. Ogden attorney Ryan Baxter offers highly reviewed legal expertise in bankruptcy, and estate planning. Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy protects you and helps you move forward with a fresh start.
Bankruptcy stops creditor harassment. Bankruptcy stops garnishments, foreclosures, lawsuits, repossessions and reduces or eliminates your debts. Estate planning is for everyone. Believe it or not, you have an estate. In fact, nearly everyone does. Your estate is comprised of everything you own- your car, home, other real estate, checking and savings accounts, investments, life insurance, furniture and personal possessions.
The experience that Ryan Baxter brings to his practice is highly unique among bankruptcy lawyers.
Bankruptcy stops creditor harassment. Bankruptcy stops garnishments, foreclosures, lawsuits, repossessions and reduces or eliminates your debts. Estate planning is for everyone. Believe it or not, you have an estate. In fact, nearly everyone does. Your estate is comprised of everything you own- your car, home, other real estate, checking and savings accounts, investments, life insurance, furniture and personal possessions.
The experience that Ryan Baxter brings to his practice is highly unique among bankruptcy lawyers.
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The experience that Ryan Baxter brings to his practice is highly unique among bankruptcy lawyers.
He has worked for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustee, represented creditors in bankruptcy including several major national banks and has represented debtors while working for one of the top bankruptcy law firms in the state of Utah.
With this background, Attorney Baxter has been involved in all facets of a consumer bankruptcy practice.
This unique experience and background enables him to provide unmatched representation for his clients.
He has worked for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustee, represented creditors in bankruptcy including several major national banks and has represented debtors while working for one of the top bankruptcy law firms in the state of Utah.
With this background, Attorney Baxter has been involved in all facets of a consumer bankruptcy practice.
This unique experience and background enables him to provide unmatched representation for his clients.
Estate planning is for everyone.
Believe it or not, you have an estate.
In fact, nearly everyone does.
Your estate consists of everything you own-your car, home, other real estate, checking and savings accounts, investments, life insurance, personal possessions, etc.
No matter how large or how modest, everyone has an estate.
Everyone also has something else in common-you can't take these things with you when you die.
When that happens, you probably want to control how those things are given to the people you care most about.
Believe it or not, you have an estate.
In fact, nearly everyone does.
Your estate consists of everything you own-your car, home, other real estate, checking and savings accounts, investments, life insurance, personal possessions, etc.
No matter how large or how modest, everyone has an estate.
Everyone also has something else in common-you can't take these things with you when you die.
When that happens, you probably want to control how those things are given to the people you care most about.
Different from an Advance Directive, the Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment (POLST) is a signed, written medical order created by a physician, physician's assistant or nurse practitioner designed to be used in emergency situations.
This POLST provides specific direction over the health care treatment of people who are seriously ill, have chronic health conditions or who are medically frail.
The POLST form states goals of care given your current medical condition and provides specific medical orders to other providers in case of a medical emergency.
This POLST provides specific direction over the health care treatment of people who are seriously ill, have chronic health conditions or who are medically frail.
The POLST form states goals of care given your current medical condition and provides specific medical orders to other providers in case of a medical emergency.
A Utah Advance Health Care Directive, otherwise known as the "Advance Directive, " is designed to express your health wishes when you cannot speak for yourself.
It explains your treatment preferences to medical providers in advance of an illness or injury.
The Advance Health Care Directive replaces the functions of a Health Care Power of Attorney and a Living Will.
Through this document, you'll appoint an Agent and, if the initial Agent is unavailable or unwilling to serve in the moment of need, a successor Agent who will speak on your behalf when you are either temporarily incapacitated and cannot speak for yourself or when you are facing end-of-life situations.
It explains your treatment preferences to medical providers in advance of an illness or injury.
The Advance Health Care Directive replaces the functions of a Health Care Power of Attorney and a Living Will.
Through this document, you'll appoint an Agent and, if the initial Agent is unavailable or unwilling to serve in the moment of need, a successor Agent who will speak on your behalf when you are either temporarily incapacitated and cannot speak for yourself or when you are facing end-of-life situations.
So you've attended the meeting of creditors (341 hearing) and found out it wasn't so bad, right?
If you had an experienced attorney helping you along the way and you've disclosed everything your attorney required when your paperwork was prepared, your meeting of creditors probably went surprisingly well.
What happens next?
Once the meeting is over, the trustee is required to file Chapter 7 Trustee's Report (also called a No-Asset Report) with the court if there are no assets for him to liquidate and no distribution to make to unsecured creditors.
If you had an experienced attorney helping you along the way and you've disclosed everything your attorney required when your paperwork was prepared, your meeting of creditors probably went surprisingly well.
What happens next?
Once the meeting is over, the trustee is required to file Chapter 7 Trustee's Report (also called a No-Asset Report) with the court if there are no assets for him to liquidate and no distribution to make to unsecured creditors.
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