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Common signs that you need to file bankruptcy.

- You cannot pay your bills as they come due
- You are borrowing on credit cards, using loans to make your monthly payments
- You are considering a consolidation loan, home equity loan or a 2nd mortgage
- Collection agencies are calling or writing you, or if you are being sued or garnished.
- You are behind on mortgage payments.

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(612) 824-4357
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Blaine
(763) 780-4357
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Blaine 55434
Saint Paul
(651) 731-4357
1885 University Ave W #200
Saint Paul 55104
Brooklyn Park
(763) 444-4357
7420 Unity Ave N #310
Brooklyn Park 55429
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