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A Minnesota or North Dakota business owner often reaches this question at a hard moment. Cash is tight. Vendors are calling. A landlord wants answers....

A Chapter 13 trustee usually does not monitor a debtor's credit report. The trustee's main job during a 3 to 5 year case is to...

The search often starts late at night. A paycheck has already been stretched too far, the mortgage is behind, the car lender is calling, and...

Yes, a car loan can be added to debt consolidation, but only by using a new loan to pay off that car loan along with...

Yes, you can often sell your house after bankruptcy even if you didn't reaffirm the mortgage. In many Chapter 7 cases, the practical window to...

Debt pressure has a way of turning a car into a desperate plan. Someone falls behind on cards, medical bills, or utilities, looks out the...

Wage garnishment can place enormous pressure on a household budget, especially when a creditor is taking part of each paycheck to collect unpaid debt. For...

The idea of filing for bankruptcy can be extremely stressful and if you are anything like me, you like to eat your feelings. When I...

Filing for bankruptcy can feel overwhelming, especially when you are worried about what it will do to your credit score. While bankruptcy does have a...

Medical debt is treated much like other unsecured debt in bankruptcy, but there are a few nuances worth understanding. Medical creditors include hospitals, clinics, doctors,...

You may be considering filing for bankruptcy, doing a deep dive into what that entails, and coming up with a multitude of options and various...

When filing for a bankruptcy, you will need to list all of your assets. This doesn’t just include the bigger items like vehicles and houses,...