Federal judicial district · FY2024 · AOUSC
Eastern District of Oklahoma
According to AOUSC Judicial Caseload Statistics, every Chapter 7, 11, 12, and 13 bankruptcy petition recorded in the Eastern District of Oklahoma is covered here.
- 1,043
- Total filings FY2024
- Lower-volume district
- 929
- Chapter 7
- Above national share
- 108
- Chapter 13
- Below national share
- 36
- Business
- Below national share
Data updated September 2026
The bottom line
Eastern District of Oklahoma: 1,043 bankruptcy filings in FY2024, Chapter 7 accounting for 89%, a gain of 14.6% from FY2023.
- 89%
- Chapter 7 (liquidation)
- 10%
- Chapter 13 (repayment)
- 3.5%
- business filings
- +14.6%
- vs FY2023
Fiscal year runs Oct–Sep; all cases here are federal, not state, filings. Not legal advice.
Consumer vs business filings, FY2024
AOUSC case-type split of the same 1,043 filings, orthogonal to the chapter mix farther down.
Eastern District of Oklahoma: filing volume vs. every federal judicial district
FY2024 total bankruptcy filings, AOUSC Judicial Caseload Statistics
1,043 13th percentile higher than 13% of 89 federal judicial districts
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Source AOUSC Judicial Caseload Statistics · FY2024
Light-volume filing history (#77 of 89)
Upper-band YoY trend & chapter mix
89%
Chapter 7 share
1,007
Consumer filings
- Chapter 7 929 (89%)
- Chapter 13 108 (10%)
- Chapter 11 6 (1%)
How the 1,043 FY2024 filings split across the four bankruptcy chapters.
Eastern District of Oklahoma filings rose 14.6% year-over-year, from FY2023 to FY2024.
Unemployment & filings, side by side
Oklahoma's unemployment rate barely moved (3.3% in 2019 to 3.3% in 2023), while filings in the Eastern District of Oklahoma fell 39.0% over the comparable span, FY2019-FY2023 — a mover unemployment alone does not explain.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics state unemployment rate, annual average; AOUSC filing counts by fiscal year. A comparison, not a claim of cause.
Light-third district caseload
Eastern District of Oklahoma in the light-volume third
1,043 FY2024 filings put Eastern District of Oklahoma in the lightest third of federal districts.
Looking back to FY2015, the Eastern District of Oklahoma has lost 28.5% in filing volume through FY2024, 12.8 points above the national decline of 41.3%.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bankruptcy filings did the Eastern District of Oklahoma have in FY2024?
The Eastern District of Oklahoma had 1,043 bankruptcy filings in FY2024, the #77 busiest of the 89 federal districts by filing volume.
What is the difference between business and non-business bankruptcy filings?
Of the Eastern District of Oklahoma's FY2024 filings, 36 were business cases and 1,007 were non-business (consumer) cases.
Nationwide peers of a light-volume district
Two AOUSC peer sets for this light-volume Eastern District of Oklahoma book in FY2024, both outside Oklahoma (same-state courts stay in Other districts below). Volume peers are nearest other-state districts by total filings; Chapter 13 peers are nearest by Ch.13 share of Chapter 7 plus 13 filings.
Similar filing volume
Nearest other-state districts by FY2024 total filings (1,043 here).
Similar Chapter 13 share
Nearest other-state districts by Chapter 13 share of Chapter 7 plus 13 filings.
What to do with this
Eastern District of Oklahoma's own numbers, then where to compare them.
- This district ranks #77 of 89 nationally by FY2024 filing volume - see how every federal district stacks up. National rankings
- 89% of FY2024 filings here were Chapter 7 liquidations, not Chapter 13 repayment plans - the guide breaks down what separates the two. Chapter 7 vs Chapter 13
- Eastern District of Oklahoma is one federal district in Oklahoma - see the full state rollup across every district. Oklahoma overview
Figures are Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AOUSC) Judicial Caseload Statistics FY2024 filings - see the methodology page for how districts and chapters are defined.