We are a full service bankruptcy law firm located in Bloomington. Since 1988, we have been helping Minnesota consumers and small businesses find solutions to debt problems through chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy. Call our offices at (952) 831-1995 to schedule a free consultation about your rights under the bankruptcy law.

The Minneapolis Star Tribune and Minnesota Lawyer have been talking about Andresen Law Offices. Read about it here: Star Tribune second mortgage avoidance news story; Minnesota Lawyer second mortgage avoidance news story; Minnesota Lawyer property tax refund litigation news story. Minnesota State Chair, National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA), 2007 - 2016.

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Andresen was very respectful and professional. His employees were very knowledgeable and helpful. I always got an answer when I called the office with a question. Mr. Andresen helped me through a tough time and I really felt that he had my best interest in mind and worked very hard to help me through my case.

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To get started solving your financial problems, whether you are considering bankruptcy or you are facing a mortgage foreclosure, the first step is to call our office at (952) 831-1995 to schedule a free consultation. You will be meeting with Craig Andresen, an attorney with 30 years of experience in helping people deal with overwhelming debt.

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, all your debts are wiped out by court order, except some taxes, some student loans, and alimony or child support. There are some other exceptions to discharge which we can tell you about. You also have to keep paying on your home mortgage or car loan if you want to keep these items.

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

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A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a repayment plan lasting three to five years, depending on your income level. You pay off your debts in full or in part, based on your ability to pay. At the end of the case, all the balances on your debts are discharged, even if they have been only been partially paid off, except your mortgage, student loans, child support, and some other exceptions we can tell you about.

Foreclosure Defense

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If your home mortgage is being foreclosed because you're behind on payments, you can stop the foreclosure and get time to catch up by filing a Chapter 13 plan. This is one of the main purposes Congress had in mind when it enacted Chapter 13 - giving homeowners a chance to keep their homes while requiring your lender to wait while you catch up on payments you've missed.

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