Minnesota Bankruptcy Lawyer - St. Paul Debt Relief Attorney

Anderson & Associates, L.L.C.

1650 11th Ave SW, Suite 203
Forest Lake, Minnesota 55025
USA

(651) 464-8510 or (888) 902-8529

(651) 464-8513

www.atlawhelp.com

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At The Law Offices of Anderson & Associates, L.L.C., we offer an affordable alternative to the high costs and fees associated with legal representation. The attorneys and staff at Anderson & Associates specialize in helping clients with consumer bankruptcy and other debt related concerns.

In addition to our bankruptcy/consumer debt relief practice, We also offer advice and representation in uncontested family law matters, and provide low-cost, flat-fee based services designed to help clients retrieve, create, complete, and file self-help based legal forms and documents.

To meet our firm's core client service objectives of affordability, excellence, and accessibility, Anderson & Associates attorneys work proactively with clients to offer reduced expense and fee solutions, attend practice specific trainings, seminars, and institutes to maintain fluency in the most current legal trends, and travel to client-convenient statewide appointments, including but not limited to routine availability for weekly in-person and office appointments in: St. Cloud, St. Michael, Buffalo, Wilmar, Aitkin, Brainerd, Little Falls, Long Prairie, Alexandria, Fergus Falls, Moorhead, Cambridge, Princeton, Duluth, Sandstone, Forest Lake, Mankato, Rochester, Pipestone, Marshall, and the Greater Twin Cities Metro.

Year this Office was Established: 2006

Practice Areas

Additional Practice Areas: Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

Practice Areas Description

- Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be filed by individuals (called a "consumer" Chapter 7 bankruptcy) or businesses (called a "business" Chapter 7 bankruptcy). A Chapter 7 bankruptcy typically lasts three to six months.

- Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 bankruptcy is also known as "wage earner" bankruptcy because, in order to file for Chapter 13, you must have a reliable source of income that you can use to repay some portion of your debt.

- Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Chapter 11 is typically used by financially struggling businesses to reorganize their affairs. It is also available to individuals, but because Chapter 11 bankruptcy is expensive and time-consuming, it is generally used only by those whose debts exceed the Chapter 13 bankruptcy limits (rare) or who own substantial nonexempt assets (such as several pieces of real estate). If you are considering Chapter 11 bankruptcy, you'll need to talk to a lawyer.

- Chapter 12 Bankruptcy

Chapter 12 is almost identical to Chapter 13 bankruptcy. But to be eligible for Chapter 12 bankruptcy, at least 80% of your debts must arise from the operation of a family farm. Chapter 12 bankruptcy has higher debt ceilings to accommodate the large debts that may come with operating a farm, and it offers the debtor more power to eliminate certain types of liens. Very few people use Chapter 12 bankruptcy; if you want to join their ranks, you should consult with a lawyer.