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Tulsa Attorney Cara Collinson Wells
Bryce Law Firm, PLLC
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Attorney's Profile
COLLEGE:
Oklahoma State University
LAW SCHOOL:
University of Tulsa College of Law
ATTORNEY SINCE:
2005
STATES ADMITTED:
Oklahoma
PRACTICE AREAS:
Elder Law, Estate Planning, Probate, Guardianships, Family Law
Cara Collinson Wells is an associate attorney with the Bryce Law Firm. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Oklahoma State University in 1997 and her Juris Doctor from the University of Tulsa College of Law in 2005. While attending the University of Tulsa, she was Articles and Executive Editor for the Tulsa Journal of Comparative and International Law, held offices in the Women’s Law Caucus and Public Interest Society, and received an award for excellence in subciting. She is licensed to practice law in Oklahoma and Missouri. She joined the firm in 2007 after practicing with a small firm in St. Louis, Missouri. She focuses her practice on Elder Law, Estate Planning, Probate, Guardianships and Family Law. Her philosophy as a lawyer is to advocate zealously for the client with the utmost professional demeanor She is a regular volunteer for Call-A-Lawyer and is a Sunday school teacher. She has published articles in Vintage Magazine, St. Simeon’s Treasures Newsletter and the Oklahoma Bar Journal Magazine. Cara is a member of the Oklahoma Bar Association, Tulsa County Bar Association, Tulsa Estate Planning Forum, Tulsa Title & Probate Lawyers Association, Elder Law Answers and University of Tulsa Law School Alumni Association.
Attorney's Videos
Are guardianships for disabled persons different from guardianships for older persons?
Elder Law
Are guardianships for minor children different from guardianship for older persons?
Elder Law
Are the rules for Medicaid different in each state?
Elder Law
Are there ways for me to protect some of my assets and still be eligible for Medicaid benefits?
Elder Law
Can I be barred from Medicaid if I just moved into Oklahoma?
Elder Law
Can my mother give away $10,000 with no problems?
Elder Law
Can my mother give me money when she moves into my house?
Elder Law
Do children have to pay for a parent to be in a nursing home?
Elder Law
Do I need the original will?
Probate Law
How can a trust prevent a guardianship proceeding?
Elder Law
How can an estate plan prevent a guardianship proceeding?
Elder Law
How can I find out if there was a will?
Probate Law
How do I figure out what the penalty period is for transferring property?
Elder Law
How does someone apply for Medicaid benefits?
Elder Law
How is an estate probated or administered?
Probate Law
How much of my assets can be saved?
Elder Law
I am single. What happens to all of my money if I have to go to a nursing home?
Elder Law
I heard that I am only allowed to keep $50 of income if I am in a nursing home. Is that true?
Elder Law
If I am named as executor (personal representative) in a will, do I have to serve?
Probate Law
If I gave things away, do I have to wait five years to get Medicaid?
Elder Law
If I go into a nursing home and my wife stays home, how much of my income can she keep?
Elder Law
If I need a nursing home, will my spouse and children lose everything?
Elder Law
My father is not able to handle his own financial matters and is doing odd things. What can I do?
Elder Law
My parents live with me. Can they use their money to help pay for some of the expenses?
Elder Law
My sister is trying to keep me away from my mother. What can I do?
Elder Law
What are some of the common mistakes in Medicaid-asset protection planning?
Elder Law
What are some permissible ways to spend down my assets?
Elder Law
What are the disadvantages and advantages of a guardianship?
Elder Law
What are the duties of a executor (personal representative) or executrix?
Probate Law
What are the various types of guardians?
Elder Law
What do I need to do in order to start an asset protection plan for Medicaid planning purposes?
Elder Law
What do testate and intestate mean?
Probate Law
What documents do I need before we proceed with a Medicaid application?
Elder Law
What does Medicaid consider an available asset when determining Medicaid eligibility?
Elder Law
What does spend down mean?
Elder Law
What does transfer for less than value mean?
Elder Law
What happens if the executor (personal representative) of a will fails to perform his or her duty?
Probate Law
What happens if we cannot find a will?
Probate Law
What if I do not want to go to a nursing home? Are there ways to get services brought into the home?
Elder Law
What if I think that the guardian is doing something wrong?
Elder Law
What if someone objects to the will?
Probate Law
What if there is no will?
Probate Law
What is a guardianship?
Elder Law
What is an executor (personal representative) or executrix?
Probate Law
What is Medicaid?
Elder Law
What is probate and estate administration?
Probate Law
What is the difference between a guardian of the person and a guardian of the property?
Elder Law
What is the look back period?
Elder Law
What is the penalty period with Medicaid?
Elder Law
What should I do to prepare for seeing an estate attorney?
Probate Law
What steps should I take to protect my house in case of nursing home costs?
Elder Law
When should an estate be probated or administered?
Probate Law
Where can I find forms for probate/administration?
Probate Law
Where do I find the original will?
Probate Law
Who are the parties involved in the probate or administration process?
Probate Law
Who can be appointed executor (personal representative) or executrix?
Probate Law
Who can terminate a guardianship?
Elder Law
Who is responsible for handling an estate?
Probate Law
Who keeps track of what the guardian is doing?
Elder Law
Why is it important to know the names and addresses of the family members and relatives of the decedent?
Probate Law
Why should I use an elder law attorney to help me apply for Medicaid benefits?
Elder Law
Will Medicare or Medicaid pay for any services to come into my home?
Elder Law
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Law Firm Info
Bryce Law Firm, PLLChttp://www.brycelawfirm.com
2211 E. 21st Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114
(918) 550-4298
About Our Firm
Bryce Law Firm is a Tulsa Oklahoma Law Firm. We primarily focus our practice in the areas of Elder Law, Guardianship, Estate Planning, Probate Administration, and Trust Creation. Our goal is to provide you with the highest quality legal services that not only meet your needs today, but help to prevent complications for you in the future.
Our Office Location
The Oklahoma lawyer(s) at Bryce Law Firm, PLLC offer their Elder Law services to residents of Ottawa, Craig, Nowata, Rogers, Mayes, Delaware, Adair, Cherokee, Wagoneer, Tulsa, Creek, Pawnee, Okmulgee, Muskogee, Mcintosh, Payne, Noble, Kay, Osage, Washington, Okfuskee, Seminole, Canadian, Logan, Pottawatomie, and Lincoln counties; and the cities of Tulsa, Sand Springs, Jenks, Broken Arrow, Coweta, Bixby, Glenpool, Sapulpa, Oakhurst, Turley, Owasso, Catoosa, Verdigris, Wagoner, Chouteau, Muskogee, Haskell, Beggs, Mounds, Bristow, Mannford, Westport, Sperry, Skiatook Collinsville, Bartlesville, and Ponca City.