Fraudulent Transfers

Occasionally, debtors will attempt to transfer assets in an attempt to delay, hinder or defraud creditors. Oklahoma has adopted the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, which provides that a court may set aside a transfer if it is deemed fraudulent.

Recent Presentations by Gary Quinnett

Oklahoma City Commercial Lawyers Association; Oklahoma Liens; (December, 2017)
National Business Institute; Construction Contracts; (November, 2016) (view presentation)
Oklahoma Structural Engineers Association; Construction Law Contracts; (April, 2016) (view presentation)
National Business Institute; Construction Law: Advanced Issues and Answers; (December, 2015) (view presentation)
Oklahoma City Association of Professional Landmen; Oklahoma Oil and Gas Well Liens (February, 2015) (view presentation)
South Oklahoma City Lawyer's Association; Creditor's Remedies (January, 2015) (view presentation)
Capital Association of Division Order Analysts; Oil and Gas Well Liens (June, 2014) (view presentation)
Commercial Lease Provisions and Issues; 11th Annual Summit (August, 2013) (read more)
The Associated General Contractors of America, Oklahoma City Chapter (June, 2012) (view presentation)
Oklahoma Contractors (roofers, plumbers, electrical and mechanical) (November, 2011)
Oklahoma Society of CPAs, Oklahoma City Chapter (July, 2011)
Cleveland County Bar Association (May, 2011)
Oklahoma Contractors (roofers, plumbers, electrical and mechanical) (April, 2011)
Oklahoma Society of CPAs, Norman Chapter (February, 2011)

On August 27, 2013, Gary Quinnett presented a legal seminar on commercial real estate issues. The attendees rated him "Excellent"

Fraudulent Transfers

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