We provide Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies and debt relief to Minnesota residents.
Do both husband and wife have to file bankruptcy?
Married people can file separate bankruptcies, or one spouse can file bankruptcy alone. However, if both spouses are responsible for an obligation, and only one spouse files for bankruptcy, the other spouse will still owe the debt. The creditors will have the right to come after the non-filing spouse as if a bankruptcy had not been filed. In circumstances where parties have recently married and most of the debt is from only one of the spouses, only the spouse that owes the debt needs to file bankruptcy.
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If you are being garnished, a bankruptcy can stop it and can sometimes even get back the money.
If your home is threatened with foreclosure, a chapter 13 bankruptcy can prevent a foreclosure. Chapter 13 may be the only way to save your home.
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Dear Mr. Walker,
Thank you and your staff for the job well done on the handling of my bankruptcy. I am a very satisfied client!
Sincerely,
M.T.