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You're sitting at the kitchen table with a bankruptcy attorney's fee quote on one side and a debt settlement company's promise to reduce balances on...

Individuals often sit down with a stack of bills, a payoff statement on the car, and a retirement account they've spent years building, then ask...

If a taxpayer files Chapter 13, a pre-existing IRS installment agreement is suspended, not continued, and pre-bankruptcy tax debt must be paid through the court-approved...

Yes, you can absolutely move into an apartment while in an active Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Renters often can start apartment hunting about 3 months after...

Bills are stacked on the counter. A lawsuit notice may have arrived. A business owner in Minnesota or North Dakota may still be trying to...

A lot of Minnesota homeowners reach the same point the same way. Bills pile up on the kitchen counter. Mortgage statements stop feeling routine and...

A bankruptcy consultation often starts after months of strain. The mail keeps piling up, creditor calls interrupt dinner, and the idea of meeting with a...

In Minnesota, there are two ways to qualify for Chapter 7. A one-person household is under the median at $77,696, and a four-person household is...

Social Security disability back pay is generally protected from being taken in Chapter 13 bankruptcy, and Chapter 13 usually lasts 3 to 5 years. The...

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...