Protecting Assets under the Minnesota Bankruptcy Exemptions
Changes to Chapter 13 Plans due to COVID-19 in the CARES Act...
Can I still file bankruptcy during COVID-19?
The 2019 Chapter 13 Debt Limits effective April 1, 2019
The Rise in Bankruptcy Filings for Older Individuals and Seniors
When Chapter 13 is a Better Option than Chapter 7
Inherited IRA’s May Be Exempt in Bankruptcy, Depending on from Whom the IRA was Inherited
What Partners/Shareholders Should Know about Personal Exposure When Putting a Business in Chapter 11
Pros and Cons of Small Business Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Can a Divorcing Couple File a Joint Bankruptcy? And when it’s just not a good idea.
Why am I having a hard time refinancing after bankruptcy?
Qualifying for a Mortgage After (or During) Bankruptcy: What does it take and how long will I wait?
The 2017 Chapter 13 Debt Limits (valid through 2019)
2016 Minnesota Median Income effective for bankruptcy cases commenced on April 1, 2016 or later (est
2015 Minnesota Median Income effective for bankruptcy cases commenced on/after November 1, 2015 and
Minnesota Debtors can Compel a Bank to either Foreclose or Accept Deed to a Zombie Property
Debt Consolidation vs. Debt Settlement vs. Bankruptcy? What Can You Expect from Each Option
Bankruptcy Relief may be on the Horizon for Private Student Loans
More on the National Crisis of Defaulted Student Loans: the Income Based Repayment (IBR) Program is
The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy...