A lifelong resident of Oklahoma City, Philip Hurt fights for Oklahomans as one of their own. He considers himself primarily an Oklahoma City bankruptcy attorney, a practice area he prefers “because it's one of the practice areas where you get to help someone every day.” In most areas of law, clients can easily feel overwhelmed and hopeless; filing for bankruptcy may be one of the most humbling and scary experiences, so having Oklahoma City bankruptcy attorney Philip Hurtt guiding and helping you can lift some of the burden. Phil grew up in a blue collar family and believes that he can truly understand most of his clients' problems because of his personal experiences.

The comfort of having a personally and professionally experienced attorney is just one way Branch and Hurtt assists their clients in feeling like more than a number. Phil works hard to ensure his clients understand the justice system process, are able to express their expectations, and have the extra time and consideration they deserve with his representation.

Beyond Bankruptcy law, Phillip currently focuses his practice in Debtor/Creditor Law, Real Estate, Probate and Estate Planning, and has extensive experience with family law and general civil litigation. He has privately practiced as an Oklahoma City lawyer for over 20 years.

Being an Oklahoma City attorney allows Phil to practice where proudly makes his home and spends time giving back as a baseball, football, and basketball coach for the South OKC YMCA and Moore Youth Associations. Philip’s wife Lisa is a licensed attorney and currently serves as an Administrative Law Judge for the State of Oklahoma; they have one son, Trey.