Ryan M. Wood

Ryan M. Wood

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  • Regulatory Compliance
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Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
Colorado
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Languages
  • English: Spoken, Written
Professional Experience
Regulatory Counsel
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Attorney
Law Office of Ryan M. Wood, LLC
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Attorney
Robinson & Henry, PC
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Education
The University of Denver Sturm College of Law
J.D. (2008)
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Honors: Scholastic Excellence Award, Corporate Law
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St. John's College
M.A. (2005) | Liberal Arts
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Hillsdale College
B.A. (2001) | English
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10 Questions Answered
Q. I know I'm going to have a high tax bill this year - does declaring bankruptcy allow me to not pay it?
A: Unfortunately, income taxes need to be at least 3 years old before they become dischargeable in bankruptcy. However, your tax debt will be considered a priority claim, so any assets liquidated in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy will go to pay the taxes ahead of most other creditors. If you file a Chapter 13 case, you will need to pay these taxes through the Chapter 13 plan.
Q. I am in the process of selling a property and I have been advised to get a Real Estate Lawyer. Do I need one?
A: You do not always need a real estate attorney when selling property - it depends on your particular circumstances. You can search for real estate attorneys in the Find a Lawyer section of this site.
Q. I am low income and elderly, how can I find an attorney that will help me with the bankrutcy filings and accept payments
A: If your income is low enough, you may be able to get help from Colorado Legal Services: www.coloradolegalservices.org.
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