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Will I lose all my credit cards when I file bankruptcy? All credit cards that have a balance must be
Many Bankruptcy clients struggle with tax debt. Here are some things to think about: Get Your Tax Transcripts To diagnose
Governor Dayton just signed into law HF 2391 which provides an exemption for Health Savings Accounts. In bankruptcy, debtors can
The U.S. Trustee’s Office has announced new median income figures to go into effect on May 1, 2018. These income
Garnishment Owing debt isn’t fun, but it’s something that happens to almost everyone. It’s all too easy for a single
Facing Foreclosure? With the housing slump more and more people are finding themselves facing foreclosure. Once that notice has been
Surmounting debt is often a problem believed to belong solely to older people. Perhaps they’ve had a credit card for
It is often the first thing people ask their prospective lawyers when they are filing for bankruptcy – how much
Do both husband and wife have to file bankruptcy in Minnesota? In life, accidents happen and debts can accrue but
If you have been struggling financially, do not let the year end without talking to someone who has Bankruptcy experience
Are you struggling with repaying your student loans? Have you seriously considered filing for bankruptcy? Here are some things you