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The main approach in the free consultation is I want to make sure that I give the person I am meeting with enough information that they can make an informed choice on how they want to resolve their debt situation

There are a lot of myths surrounding bankruptcy. Many people think that you will automatically lose your car or your house if you file.

As is typical for a young couple, my wife and I went through some financially trying times throughout our 37 years of marriage. Being self-employed in the residential construction industry brought additional challenges.

Governor Dayton recently signed into law a bill that was passed unanimously by the House and Senate. The new law creates new loss mitigation and “dual tracking” requirements.

This is a helpful guide for the steps to take when building your credit score.

Slip and fall injuries are the most common types of workplace injuries, most often occurring n jobs such as construction. They pose an even greater danger during the winter, as the low temperatures cause the ground to freeze and become slippery.

Bankruptcy is a powerful tool used that can be used to protect you and your family from debt collection when you are unable to pay debt. Bankruptcy is, in fact, one of the few legal protections that the common man (or woman!) has against the combined might of the banking and loan industry.

The U.S. Trustee’s Office has released the latest numbers for Median Family Income Based on State/ Territory and Family Size which are used in the means test qualification for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. These median income numbers are to be used in all consumer Chapter 7 bankruptcies filed after November 15, 2014.

The U.S. Trustee’s Office, which is the governmental agency that oversees the administration of bankruptcy cases, has released the latest numbers for means test qualifications used in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. The new numbers will to be used in all consumer Chapter 7 bankruptcies filed after November 1, 2017.

What Are The Different Ways To File For Bankruptcy?