Bankruptcy in Minnesota

I know you don't want to file a bankruptcy and that you'd rather not be looking at this site. To their credit, most of my clients have done everything they could think of to avoid bankruptcy before calling me. In fact most of them have waited much longer than they should have. If one of the situations I list in the above video sounds like yours, perhaps you should give me a call. The point comes when bankruptcy becomes the only viable choice. It's best to get started on your bankruptcy before creditors start garnishing your bank account and wages. You can set up a payment plan with me for my fee.  It will be a lot easier than paying your creditors.

Get in touch with Dave Kelly 952-544-6356, a Twin Cities area Minnesota bankruptcy attorney. Most people just call me Dave. I've been practicing law in the Twin Cities Minneapolis and St. Paul area for what seems like ages. What I do is represent people in the processing and filing of Minnesota Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. My office is just east of Hopkins Crossroad on the north side of I-394, close to Minneapolis but technically in Minnetonka, practically walking distance from St. Louis Park.  I can also see you at my secondary location on the Golden Valley-St. Louis Park Minnesota border.

If you would like to talk things over, I would be glad to discuss your situation. In about 30 minutes or so I can do a screening over the phone that would give us a fairly good idea as to whether a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a good idea for you. I don't charge for those telephone screenings.

If the telephone consultation goes well, the next step will be a more detailed consultation in my office - or by video if you prefer. But I have to say that face to face in person is just better. After doing quite a bit of work by video, I have learned that the information is always more complete if we are doing it in person. 

You might already have refinanced your home in an effort to get caught up, only to find that it wasn't enough - and now your home equity is gone. You might be desperately using cash advances from one credit card to pay another - robbing Peter to pay Paul. You might be draining the money from your 401K or IRA, which is money that could have been protected if you filed a bankruptcy. Even though you would rather not, the time has probably come that you should contact me.