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Finding Dave Kelly's MN Bankruptcy Law Office
I'm Dave Kelly, a Twin Cities area Minnesota bankruptcy attorney. Everyone who comes to my office gets personal attention from an experienced, compassionate lawyer, namely me, because there's nobody else here. It's certainly no factory. It's more like a little service station where there's this old guy, who might be a little slow and deliberate, but who seems to know what he's doing and who really cares about his work and those for whom he does the work. People keep asking me, "you're in Wayzata aren't you?" The answer to that is no. I'm on Wayzata Boulevard in Minnetonka, across I-394 from Ridgedale, just to the northeast of Ridgedale. There's no better way to show where my office is than to just go stand out in front of the place and pan around with a video camera, as I have done ...
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Bank Accounts in Minnesota Personal Bankruptcy
Here is an issue that I think a lot of bankruptcy lawyers just ignore. Strictly speaking it's not part of preparing or filing the case. When it comes to what I consider part of my job, however, I follow the rule of what would I expect of my lawyer if I were the client. I believe if I were the client, I would expect to be advised about this. When filing a personal bankruptcy there is a substantial danger that your savings and checking accounts will be seized or frozen by your bank or credit union. Some banks and credit unions are worse than others when it comes to this despicable practice. If your lawyer has been paying attention, he or she will know which are the problem banks or credit unions in your community when it comes to this problem. Here in Minnesota, Wells Fargo is the wor...
published: 01 Aug 2014 -
Bankruptcy Law
Discussing the "ins" and "outs" of bankruptcy law and the resources available for low-income individuals. View training materials here: http://callforjustice.org/legal-referral-training-materials/ Facebook: http://ow.ly/x1r6k Twitter: https://twitter.com/Call4JusticeLLC Donate Today: http://ow.ly/z3uAt Explanatory Notice The following video documents a training session on Bankruptcy Law that took place on June 28, 2013 in Bloomington, Minnesota. The training was arranged by Call for Justice, LLC, a Twin Cities-based non-profit that works to connect low and moderate-income people with legal resources. Part of our work is to train United Way 2-1-1 on the various Twin Cities legal resources. Ellen Krug, Executive Director of Call for Justice, LLC, coordinated the session and conducted th...
published: 03 Sep 2013 -
What is your experience in bankruptcy law?
Experience Bankruptcy Law About Steven Silton Attorney MN | Bankruptcy Lawyers Minneapolis Minnesota | http://www.reellawyers.com/minnesota/minneapolis-bankruptcy-attorneys/steven-silton/experience-bankruptcy-law/ | Cozen O'Connor | (612) 260-9003 | ssilton@cozen.com I have been lucky to be trained and have mentors who were the dean of bankruptcy law, which includes my mentor, Bill Kampf, who was the dean of bankruptcy law for a number of years. And Bill described bankruptcy as a recycling of souls. He believed that bankruptcy allowed people to maintain their financial dignity while assuring that the creditors received the maximum benefit of their claims. And as such, I look at this as something that is one of the highest forms of practicing law and I very much have appreciated the abilit...
published: 18 Oct 2015 -
Minnesota Median Income for Chapter7 Bankruptcy and Chapter 13
If you want to file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, it would be best if your income was at or below the median for the state in which you live. If you are substantially over the median income for your state, you probably only qualify for a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. In this video I show and discuss a table showing the November 1, 2015 median income numbers by household size for the State of Minnesota. If you live somewhere else, this does not apply to you. This table of income numbers changes every six months, on or about the 1st of April and the 1st of November - or at least it usually changes on those dates. If you are reading this and it's already past April 1, 2016, please go to my Chapter 7 Bankruptcy page at http://www.mnbankruptcy.com/chapter7.html for an update on the current Minnesota ...
published: 21 Jan 2016 -
A Few Words about Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Minnesota
This is the kind of bankruptcy that is often described as "straight bankruptcy." For most of my clients, most unsecured debts are completely wiped clean while they get to keep all their assets. The bankruptcy court appoints a trustee who reviews the assets of the debtor to see if anything is available for creditors. If all the assets are exempt, which is usually the case, the creditors get nothing. Eligibility for Chapter 7 requires satisfaction of certain income and expense limitations. If things have gotten so bad that you need to look at this, chances are you qualify. This video goes into depth on the eligibility requirements. However, the numbers keep changing as to what the median income is - so it is best to check for updates at http://www.mn-bankruptcy.com/chapter7.html. Thi...
published: 15 Sep 2012 -
Questions to Expect at the Bankruptcy Meeting of Creditors
After you get your bankruptcy filed, the next big event is a hearing called the meeting of creditors. You may also hear it called the "341" after the section of the bankruptcy code that requires it to take place. The rules of procedure require that it be held no less than 20 and no more then 40 days after the case is filed. In this video I attempt to hit upon a few of the highlights of what you can expect will be asked. Your attorney will be with you - or is supposed to be with you - at this hearing, but you the Debtor will be the one who is required to answer the questions. If it is a joint case, the trustee will want answers from both of you. I have a handout I provide my clients which lists typical questions that can be expected. This needs to be discussed because each case is ...
published: 25 Oct 2014 -
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Legal Help Centers $597 Chapter 7 Bankruptcy MN
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Qualifying for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Minnesota
Minneapolis Minnesota area bankruptcy attorney David Kelly, 952-544-6356, discusses income and other requirements for filing personal Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Minnesota. If your unsecured debts equal even HALF of your annual gross income, you are probably past the point of no return and need a bankruptcy. By 2012 standards, five years after I made this video, I believe I was overly optimistic to say as I did here that the point of no return is when unsecured debt nearly equals annual gross income. These days quite a few of my clients hardly have any income at all. My office is in Minnetonka, near Minneapolis, St. Louis Park, Hopkins, Golden Valley and Plymouth. This is an area where the borders of the cities of St. Louis Park, Golden Valley and Plymouth touch eachother. When I stand i...
published: 02 Jun 2007 -
How Much it Costs to Not File Bankruptcy, by David Kelly, Minnesota Bankruptcy Lawyer
Every day it seems I hear from people who have just suffered a loss that could have been prevented if only they had called me sooner. This video lists common situations which more timely filing of a bankruptcy case could have prevented. Not everyone qualifies for bankruptcy, but most who need it do. In this video Bankruptcy Attorney Dave Kelly - that's me - recognizes that nobody is in a hurry to file bankruptcy. Most people delay as long as they can and longer than they should. Losses that could have been avoided include house foreclosures, large loans from family members squandered on unmanageable debt, costly wage garnishments, and large home equity loans which are still not enough to get big unsecured debts under control. Before making decisions you can't reverse, you might want ...
published: 16 Sep 2012 -
Jail and Bankruptcy in Minnesota MUST SEE!
http://1ink.us/ch7 Find out if bankruptcy is right for you. bankruptcy, filing bankruptcy, how to file banruptcy Jail and Bankruptcy in Minnesota As collection lawyers become more aggressive, arrests for contempt of court in connection with collection cases seems to be getting more common in Minnesota. Even so, the chances of any particular debtor actually being arrested and put in jail is relatively remote. Technically, nobody is put in jail for being in debt in Minnesota. What they go to jail for is contempt of court. After a judgment is entered, the creditor has a right to ask for information about the debtor's income and assets in aid of collecting the judgment. When the debtor fails to respond to the request for information, the creditor can get an order from a judge requiring a resp...
published: 16 Feb 2012 -
What you should know when your Minnesota bankruptcy case is filed.
Minneapolis Attorney Andrew Walker explains what you should know about your case being filed.
published: 26 Dec 2014 -
Claiming Assets as Exempt in a Minnesota Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Minneapaolis Minnesota area Minnetonka Attorney Dave Kelly, that's me, discusses how to claim your assets as exempt when filing a personal or small business self-employed Chapter 7 bankrutpcy. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is commonly called a "liquidation," but the only assets that get liquidated - in other words seized by the bankruptcy trustee - are the non-exempt assets. Most of my clients can claim all of their assets as exempt, so that noting is liquidated at all. As a practical matter, thier debts disappear and they can keep all their assets. Those of my clients who don't keep all their assets still keep most of their assets, and I can usually advise my clients as to what assets are at risk prior to the filing. If the loss of assets is not acceptable, chapter 13 might be a better choi...
published: 31 May 2007 -
Minnesota Bankruptcy Attorney - Bill Kain's Story
Your Minnesota bankruptcy attorney, William Kain, has lived in St. Cloud, MN all of his life. Growing up, his parents instilled the ethic that if he was able to help someone, he should do so. Once he started practicing law, he instantly had that feeling - he was helping someone. Since then, he has stayed true to that philosophy.
published: 10 Sep 2015 -
Minneapolis Bankruptcy Lawyer | Bankruptcy Attorney Minneapolis, MN
http://josephmediagroup.com Minneapolis Bankruptcy Lawyer | | Bankruptcy Attorney Minneapolis, MN Experience in all types of Minneapolis bankruptcy and debt resolution The Law Firm has a reputation for handling complex bankruptcy cases, many of which are referred by respected colleagues. Whether a case is complex or relatively straightforward, we are equipped to handle it effectively and efficiently. There are many law firms that handle bankruptcy, but there are not many that focus exclusively on bankruptcy and other financial matters. Firms that provide personal attention and tailor-made solutions to each client are even rarer. Law Firm does both. In Minneapolis and throughout the West Metro area, individuals and small business owners turn to the attorneys at Law Firm for assistance ...
published: 20 Dec 2013 -
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THE BANKRUPTCY LAW CENTER STOP Garnishments, Reposessions, Foreclosures, Lawsuits and Creditor Harassment. KEEP Your Home, Your Car, Your Wages, Your Furniture. Get Help Now Meetings at your convenience - not ours! Your home, work, or you name it!
published: 17 Aug 2009 -
Documents you Must Produce AFTER Filing Chapter 7 in Minnesota
Since the last time I did a video about what to bring to the meeting of creditors for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Minnesota, quite a bit has changed. The bankruptcy trustees in Minnesota seem to have divided into two camps when it comes to what documents we have to produce and when they have to be produced after a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is filed. The reason for the change is that some of the trustees have started using a web service called DockLink.com. This web site provides them with several mailboxes into which documents can be uploaded. This process has become so convenient for them that many are asking for more information than they used to - a change I could live without. The Minnesota bankruptcy trustees who do not use DockLink are pretty much going along with things the way th...
published: 05 Dec 2012 -
Documents Needed for Preparing Your Bankruptcy
I'm Dave Kelly. I'm a lawyer practicing in the Minneapolis, Minnesota area. It seems I am spending an increasing percentage of my time preparing and filing bankruptcies. The biggest part of the project is usually preparing the petition. Plan on at least three sessions in my office of about an hour and a half duration. There should be a more efficient way of doing it, but I haven't found it. It seems to me that if you don't take the proper time, there's a lot more risk. The petition is a document that runs about 45 pages and contains about a thousand questions, all of which must be answered carefully and truthfully. The rule here is to make full disclosure. When you sign this document, it is under penalty of perjury. I have never been comfortable doing it any other way than going t...
published: 04 May 2008 -
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published: 20 Feb 2011 -
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published: 27 Jun 2012 -
Bankruptcy Advice: Choosing The Right Bankruptcy Law Firm
http://kainscott.com - Here's the secret to finding the best Bankruptcy Law Firm in Minnesota.
published: 22 Dec 2016 -
How To Find The Best Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Law Firm In Minneapolis
http://kainscott.com - Searching for the Best Bankruptcy Law Firm in Minneapolis, MN? Here's how to find them... Kain & Scott, P.A. 100 South 5th Street #1900 Minneapolis, MN 55402 612-843-0527
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What is meant by a “claim” in bankruptcy law?
Claim Bankruptcy Law Bankruptcy Claims Attorney MN | Lawyers Minneapolis Minnesota | http://www.reellawyers.com/minnesota/minneapolis-bankruptcy-attorneys/steven-silton/meant-claim-bankruptcy-law/ | Cozen O'Connor | (612) 260-9003 | ssilton@cozen.com A claim is any obligation or any type of right that a creditor will have against an existing debtor. So it can be either an unsecured claim which can also include priority claims. We’ll talk about priority claims, and it can also include secured claims which are claims that are secured by a collateral in possession of the business. Cozen O'Connor 33 South 6th Street Suite 4640 Minneapolis, MN 55402 http://www.reellawyers.com/minnesota/minneapolis-bankruptcy-attorneys/steven-silton/meant-claim-bankruptcy-law/ http://www.reellawyers.com/minne...
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Finding Dave Kelly's MN Bankruptcy Law Office
I'm Dave Kelly, a Twin Cities area Minnesota bankruptcy attorney. Everyone who comes to my office gets personal attention from an experienced, compassionate lawyer, namely me, because there's nobody else here. It's certainly no factory. It's more like a little service station where there's this old guy, who might be a little slow and deliberate, but who seems to know what he's doing and who really cares about his work and those for whom he does the work. People keep asking me, "you're in Wayzata aren't you?" The answer to that is no. I'm on Wayzata Boulevard in Minnetonka, across I-394 from Ridgedale, just to the northeast of Ridgedale. There's no better way to show where my office is than to just go stand out in front of the place and pan around with a video camera, as I have done ...
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Finding Dave Kelly's MN Bankruptcy Law Office
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I'm Dave Kelly, a Twin Cities area Minnesota bankruptcy attorney. Everyone who comes to my office gets personal attention from an experienced, compassionate lawyer, namely me, because there's nobody else here. It's certainly no factory. It's more like a little service station where there's this old guy, who might be a little slow and deliberate, but who seems to know what he's doing and who really cares about his work and those for whom he does the work.
People keep asking me, "you're in Wayzata aren't you?" The answer to that is no. I'm on Wayzata Boulevard in Minnetonka, across I-394 from Ridgedale, just to the northeast of Ridgedale. There's no better way to show where my office is than to just go stand out in front of the place and pan around with a video camera, as I have done here.
Next I take you inside the Marsh Run office building for a virtual tour of my humble office, which is just a few seconds to see everything, or nearly everything.
My office is in Minnetonka, but happens to be in the Hopkins MN zip code. On the other side of the swamp out my back window somewhere is the border with Plymouth, MN; and if I look east on 394 I can see the exits for Golden Valley, MN and St. Louis Park, MN.
I am a debt relief agency. I help people file for relief under the federal bankruptcy code.
http://www.mn-bankruptcy.com
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Kain & Scott: Minnesota's Bankruptcy Law Firm
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Kain & Scott PA is your go to Minnesota bankruptcy attorney with 7 convenient Minnesota locations near you. For more information, go to http://kainscott.com/
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Bank Accounts in Minnesota Personal Bankruptcy
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Here is an issue that I think a lot of bankruptcy lawyers just ignore. Strictly speaking it's not part of preparing or filing the case. When it comes to what I consider part of my job, however, I follow the rule of what would I expect of my lawyer if I were the client. I believe if I were the client, I would expect to be advised about this.
When filing a personal bankruptcy there is a substantial danger that your savings and checking accounts will be seized or frozen by your bank or credit union. Some banks and credit unions are worse than others when it comes to this despicable practice. If your lawyer has been paying attention, he or she will know which are the problem banks or credit unions in your community when it comes to this problem. Here in Minnesota, Wells Fargo is the worst.
Typically if the bank or credit union is one or your creditors, you can expect that institution to seize your accounts as soon as they are notified of the bankruptcy. If this is not planned for it can result in quite a surprise - checks bouncing, a debit card that has stopped working, and the evaporation of money you thought you had.
You should expect your bankruptcy attorney to coach and advise you as to how this is to be avoided. What I tell my clients is that if they have an account with a bank or credit union which they owe money to, that account should be closed well in advance of the filing of the bankruptcy case - whether it's a Chapter 7 bankruptcy or a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. If you don't close that account, the bank or credit union will claim a right of setoff against your money in the account, which is a fancy way of saying that they will seize the money.
Once they seize the money you won't get it back - or at least usually won't. So the thing to do is to close all such accounts before you file your bankruptcy case. It takes planning of course. I'm not saying you should try to live without a checking account. All you need to do is open an account at a bank which is NOT one of your creditors, and get all your automatic deposits and automatic withdrawals up and running with the new account before we file your bankruptcy case.
As with a lot of the things that need attention before your case is filed, this process can take a few weeks. I hate it when I get a call from somebody who figures that filing a bankruptcy is like doing a 1040EZ and it should only take a one hour meeting.
This posting is for general information purposes only and is not legal advice. It does not create an attorney-client relationship. I am a debt relief agency. I help people file for relief under the federal bankruptcy code.
David J. Kelly Attorney at Law, P.A.
Kelly Law Office
11900 Wayzata Blvd. #116E
Minneapolis, MN 55305
http://www.mn-bankruptcy.com
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Discussing the "ins" and "outs" of bankruptcy law and the resources available for low-income individuals. View training materials here: http://callforjustice.org/legal-referral-training-materials/
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Explanatory Notice
The following video documents a training session on Bankruptcy Law that took place on June 28, 2013 in Bloomington, Minnesota. The training was arranged by Call for Justice, LLC, a Twin Cities-based non-profit that works to connect low and moderate-income people with legal resources. Part of our work is to train United Way 2-1-1 on the various Twin Cities legal resources.
Ellen Krug, Executive Director of Call for Justice, LLC, coordinated the session and conducted the training. The training session was presented to Information and Referral Specialists and other employees of United Way 2-1-1.
The information contained in this video is not legal advice. Viewers seeking legal assistance should contact an attorney. If you are a Minnesota resident in need of legal assistance and unable to afford an attorney, you should call United Way 2-1-1 by dialing 2-1-1.
At various places in the video, there may be references to "Zoey" or "Zoey Zalopa." This is a fictional character used for purposes of exemplifying referrals to various legal resources.
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What is your experience in bankruptcy law?
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Experience Bankruptcy Law About Steven Silton Attorney MN | Bankruptcy Lawyers Minneapolis Minnesota | http://www.reellawyers.com/minnesota/minneapolis-bankruptcy-attorneys/steven-silton/experience-bankruptcy-law/ | Cozen O'Connor | (612) 260-9003 | ssilton@cozen.com
I have been lucky to be trained and have mentors who were the dean of bankruptcy law, which includes my mentor, Bill Kampf, who was the dean of bankruptcy law for a number of years. And Bill described bankruptcy as a recycling of souls. He believed that bankruptcy allowed people to maintain their financial dignity while assuring that the creditors received the maximum benefit of their claims. And as such, I look at this as something that is one of the highest forms of practicing law and I very much have appreciated the ability to work in that area for the 20 years that I’ve been practicing law.
Cozen O'Connor
33 South 6th Street
Suite 4640
Minneapolis, MN 55402
http://www.reellawyers.com/minnesota/minneapolis-bankruptcy-attorneys/steven-silton/experience-bankruptcy-law/
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Minnesota Median Income for Chapter7 Bankruptcy and Chapter 13
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If you want to file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, it would be best if your income was at or below the median for the state in which you live. If you are substantially over the median income for your state, you probably only qualify for a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy.
In this video I show and discuss a table showing the November 1, 2015 median income numbers by household size for the State of Minnesota. If you live somewhere else, this does not apply to you. This table of income numbers changes every six months, on or about the 1st of April and the 1st of November - or at least it usually changes on those dates.
If you are reading this and it's already past April 1, 2016, please go to my Chapter 7 Bankruptcy page at http://www.mnbankruptcy.com/chapter7.html for an update on the current Minnesota median income numbers. I have been making an effort to update that page every time new numbers come out.
This video is for general information purposes only. Watching it does not create an attorney-client relationship. There is no substitute for a face to face meeting with a competent lawyer.
I am a debt relief agency. I help people file for relief under the United States Bankruptcy Code.
Dave Kelly
http://mn-bankruptcy.com
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A Few Words about Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Minnesota
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This is the kind of bankruptcy that is often described as "straight bankruptcy." For most of my clients, most unsecured debts are completely wiped clean while they get to keep all their assets. The bankruptcy court appoints a trustee who reviews the assets of the debtor to see if anything is available for creditors. If all the assets are exempt, which is usually the case, the creditors get nothing.
Eligibility for Chapter 7 requires satisfaction of certain income and expense limitations. If things have gotten so bad that you need to look at this, chances are you qualify. This video goes into depth on the eligibility requirements. However, the numbers keep changing as to what the median income is - so it is best to check for updates at http://www.mn-bankruptcy.com/chapter7.html.
This video is for general information purposes only, is not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please consult the attorney of your choice concerning the details of your case. I am a debt relief agency helping people to file for relief under the federal bankruptcy code.
https://wn.com/A_Few_Words_About_Chapter_7_Bankruptcy_In_Minnesota
Questions to Expect at the Bankruptcy Meeting of Creditors
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After you get your bankruptcy filed, the next big event is a hearing called the meeting of creditors. You may also hear it called the "341" after the section of the bankruptcy code that requires it to take place. The rules of procedure require that it be held no less than 20 and no more then 40 days after the case is filed.
In this video I attempt to hit upon a few of the highlights of what you can expect will be asked. Your attorney will be with you - or is supposed to be with you - at this hearing, but you the Debtor will be the one who is required to answer the questions. If it is a joint case, the trustee will want answers from both of you.
I have a handout I provide my clients which lists typical questions that can be expected. This needs to be discussed because each case is different and there's really no such thing as a one size fits all question list. Part of your lawyer's job is to be sure you are well prepared for this. The hearing may only be five minutes long, but that's a very important five minutes.
You'll be able to tell when you watch this that it's been heavily edited. The video is about five minutes long, but I have edited it down from what was originally about twenty minutes of bloviating. Obviously there's a lot more to be said about what to expect at the meeting of creditors, but there's no way I can make this video a substitute for an actual meeting about it with your attorney.
This video is for general information purposes only and is not legal advice. It does not create an attorney-client relationship. I discuss what I see and what I am used to here in the Minneapolis St. Paul area of Minnesota. Where you live things might be different. It varies from one part of the country to another, even though it's set up under federal law. I am a debt relief agency. I help people file for relief under the federal bankruptcy code.
I hope you may find this helpful.
Dave Kelly
Kelly Law Office
11900 Wayzata Blvd. #116E
Minnetonka, MN 55305
952-544-6356
http://www.mn-bankruptcy.com
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Tim Theisen Bankruptcy and Family Law Attorney in Anoka/ Maple Grove, MN
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We handle Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, and Family Law issues.
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Legal Help Centers $597 Chapter 7 Bankruptcy MN
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St. Paul, MN 55118
651-964-3737
Low-cost, high-quality Minnesota chapter 7 bankruptcy services from a 30+ MN law firm. Flat fee of $597 plus court/counseling fees paid directly. Chapter 13 also available. 651-964-3737 - created at http://animoto.com
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Qualifying for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Minnesota
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Minneapolis Minnesota area bankruptcy attorney David Kelly, 952-544-6356, discusses income and other requirements for filing personal Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Minnesota. If your unsecured debts equal even HALF of your annual gross income, you are probably past the point of no return and need a bankruptcy. By 2012 standards, five years after I made this video, I believe I was overly optimistic to say as I did here that the point of no return is when unsecured debt nearly equals annual gross income. These days quite a few of my clients hardly have any income at all.
My office is in Minnetonka, near Minneapolis, St. Louis Park, Hopkins, Golden Valley and Plymouth. This is an area where the borders of the cities of St. Louis Park, Golden Valley and Plymouth touch eachother. When I stand in front of my office, I beleive I can see parts of Plymouth, St. Louis Park and Golden Valley. There are certainly parts of those cities which are closer to my office than some parts of Minnetonka.
Chapter 7 is the kind of bankruptcy which is the usually first choice of individuals who are in serious financial difficulty. It is very well suited to consumer debts, but often works well for self-employed individuals and small businesses too. It is commonly called a "straight" bankruptcy, and is also often referred to as a "liquidation." The bankruptcy court appoints a trustee who reviews what assets the debtor has available for distribution to creditors. Those would be only the assets that the debtor is unable to claim as exempt. If some assets are available, the creditors are notified. Those who submit claim forms will be given their proportionate share of the available assets, but that is ordinarily all they are going to receive.
Since this video was made the median income requirements which the video refers to have gone up several times, so those numbers in the video are out of date. Up to date numbers for median income in Minnesota can be found on my web site at http://www.mn-bankruptcy.com/chapter7.html
Kelly Law Office
11900 Wayzata Blvd. #116E
Minnetonka, MN 55305
952-544-6356
http://www.mn-bankruptcy.com
Email: dave@kelly-law.com
Kelly Law Office represents bankruptcy clients throughout the Twin Cities - Minneapolis, Minnesota area including Bloomington, Edina, Minnetonka, Eden Prairie, St. Louis Park, Wayzata, Plymouth, Maple Grove, Brooklyn Park, St. Paul, Anoka, Shakopee, Hastings, Eagan, Burnsville, Buffalo, Hennepin County, Anoka County, Carver County, Scott County, Ramsey County, Dakota County, and Wright County.
The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation. The use of the Internet for communications with the firm will not establish an attorney-client relationship and messages containing confidential or time-sensitive information should not be sent.
I am a debt relief agency helping people file for relief under the federal bankruptcy code.
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How Much it Costs to Not File Bankruptcy, by David Kelly, Minnesota Bankruptcy Lawyer
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Every day it seems I hear from people who have just suffered a loss that could have been prevented if only they had called me sooner. This video lists common situations which more timely filing of a bankruptcy case could have prevented.
Not everyone qualifies for bankruptcy, but most who need it do. In this video Bankruptcy Attorney Dave Kelly - that's me - recognizes that nobody is in a hurry to file bankruptcy. Most people delay as long as they can and longer than they should. Losses that could have been avoided include house foreclosures, large loans from family members squandered on unmanageable debt, costly wage garnishments, and large home equity loans which are still not enough to get big unsecured debts under control.
Before making decisions you can't reverse, you might want to consider a no cost phone consultation with me. 952-544-6356.
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This video is for general information purposes only, is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. I am a debt relief agency helping people file for relief under the federal bankruptcy code.
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Jail and Bankruptcy in Minnesota MUST SEE!
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Jail and Bankruptcy in Minnesota
As collection lawyers become more aggressive, arrests for contempt of court in connection with collection cases seems to be getting more common in Minnesota. Even so, the chances of any particular debtor actually being arrested and put in jail is relatively remote. Technically, nobody is put in jail for being in debt in Minnesota. What they go to jail for is contempt of court. After a judgment is entered, the creditor has a right to ask for information about the debtor's income and assets in aid of collecting the judgment. When the debtor fails to respond to the request for information, the creditor can get an order from a judge requiring a response. Only after the court order is ignored is the debtor in trouble. Once the debtor fails to obey a court order, the creditor can bring a motion asking a judge to find the debtor in contempt of court. The debtor would ordinarily be ordered to appear at the hearing. When the debtor fails to appear for the hearing after being ordered to be there, there will have been two court orders which the debtor has ignored. At that point most judges will issue a contempt order which includes instructions to physically detain this person - that would in most cases mean at least a few hours in the county jail. No matter what phase the legal process is in, the filing of a bankruptcy stops it right there. If one is in jail under circumstances described above, the bankruptcy should result in
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What you should know when your Minnesota bankruptcy case is filed.
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Claiming Assets as Exempt in a Minnesota Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
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Minneapaolis Minnesota area Minnetonka Attorney Dave Kelly, that's me, discusses how to claim your assets as exempt when filing a personal or small business self-employed Chapter 7 bankrutpcy. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is commonly called a "liquidation," but the only assets that get liquidated - in other words seized by the bankruptcy trustee - are the non-exempt assets. Most of my clients can claim all of their assets as exempt, so that noting is liquidated at all. As a practical matter, thier debts disappear and they can keep all their assets. Those of my clients who don't keep all their assets still keep most of their assets, and I can usually advise my clients as to what assets are at risk prior to the filing.
If the loss of assets is not acceptable, chapter 13 might be a better choice. But that's a subject of a different video.
Kelly Law Office
11900 Wayzata Blvd. #116E
Minnetonka, MN 55305
dave@kelly-law.com
952-544-6356
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Kelly Law Office represents bankruptcy clients throughout the Twin Cities - Minneapolis, Minnesota area including Champlin, Crystal Bay, Dayton, Eden Prairie, Edina, Excelsior, Hamel, Hopkins, Howard Lake, Long Lake, Loretto, Maple Plain, Minneapolis, Minnetonka Beach, Minnetonka, Monticello, Mound, Navarre, Osseo, Otsego, Rogers, Saint Bonifacius, Saint Paul, Spring Park, Wayzata, Young America, Bloomington, Edina, St. Louis Park, Wayzata, Plymouth, Maple Grove, Brooklyn Park, Anoka, Shakopee, Hastings, Eagan, Burnsville, Buffalo, Waverly, Montrose, Hennepin County, Anoka County, Carver County, Scott County, Ramsey County, Dakota County, and Wright County.
The information you obtain at this site is for general information purposes on and is not legal advice. You should consult the attorney of your choice for individual advice regarding your own situation. The use of the Internet for communications with the firm will not establish an attorney-client relationship and messages containing confidential or time-sensitive information should not be sent.
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Minnesota Bankruptcy Attorney - Bill Kain's Story
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Your Minnesota bankruptcy attorney, William Kain, has lived in St. Cloud, MN all of his life. Growing up, his parents instilled the ethic that if he was able to help someone, he should do so. Once he started practicing law, he instantly had that feeling - he was helping someone. Since then, he has stayed true to that philosophy.
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Minneapolis Bankruptcy Lawyer | Bankruptcy Attorney Minneapolis, MN
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Bankruptcy Law Center Minnesota Fast Effective We do it you
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Documents you Must Produce AFTER Filing Chapter 7 in Minnesota
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Since the last time I did a video about what to bring to the meeting of creditors for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Minnesota, quite a bit has changed. The bankruptcy trustees in Minnesota seem to have divided into two camps when it comes to what documents we have to produce and when they have to be produced after a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is filed.
The reason for the change is that some of the trustees have started using a web service called DockLink.com. This web site provides them with several mailboxes into which documents can be uploaded. This process has become so convenient for them that many are asking for more information than they used to - a change I could live without.
The Minnesota bankruptcy trustees who do not use DockLink are pretty much going along with things the way they used to. In most cases this means that my clients have to bring four categories of stuff to the meeting of creditors: driver's license, social security card, most recent paystub and bank statements for all open accounts which include the balance on the day the case was filed. In addition, the non-DockLink trustees require that we email them a copy of the most recent tax return.
The trustees that use DockLink want everything the non-DockLink trustees want, but for many of the documents they want it sooner. And they often want many additional items that we didn't have to provide before. For example, they tend to want copies of all automobile title certificates and valuation information for the vehicles. If there has been a recent divorce, they may want a copy of the divorce decree. One can never know for sure what to expect until the trustee actually creates a list of the things he or she wants, and there's not much that isn't fair game.
When DockLink is involved in the case, the only things left to bring to the meeting of creditors often are the driver's licenses and the social security cards.
This is for general information only and does not create an attorney-client relationship. It is not legal advice. I am a debt relief agency helping people file for relief under the federal bankruptcy cope.
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Documents Needed for Preparing Your Bankruptcy
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I'm Dave Kelly. I'm a lawyer practicing in the Minneapolis, Minnesota area. It seems I am spending an increasing percentage of my time preparing and filing bankruptcies. The biggest part of the project is usually preparing the petition.
Plan on at least three sessions in my office of about an hour and a half duration. There should be a more efficient way of doing it, but I haven't found it. It seems to me that if you don't take the proper time, there's a lot more risk.
The petition is a document that runs about 45 pages and contains about a thousand questions, all of which must be answered carefully and truthfully. The rule here is to make full disclosure. When you sign this document, it is under penalty of perjury. I have never been comfortable doing it any other way than going through the whole thing line by line. I have top-of-the-line software for preparing the petition. This is necessary because some of the forms contain complicated calculations based on U.S. Census data or IRS data. What I do with my clients is sit down with the computer monitor turned where they can see it and start going through the questions one at at time.
The list of what I may ask you to bring to me can vary quite a bit from case to case. Typically, however, I will be asking you to bring me at least the following:
Pay check stubs for all employment income during the past seven months.
Your state, federal and property tax returns for the past two calendar years.
Statements for all of your bank accounts for the past seven months.
Recent statements for your mortgages, home equity loans and automobile loans.
A list of all your debts along with a stack of your most recently received bills for each one.
A copy of the deed to your home and copies of deeds to any other real estate you may own.
Paperwork on any legal action which is currently pending or which ended in the past two years.
A credit counseling certificate from a qualified agency. Here is a link to the court's list of qualified providers.
A recent credit report for yourself. The best place to get such a report is http://www.annualcreditreport.com.
This video is for general information purposes only and is not intended to be legal advice. Use of these materials does not create an attorney-client relationship. I recommend that you consult the attorney of your choice concerning the details of your cae.
David J. Kelly, Attorney
Kelly Law Office
11900 Wayzata Blvd. #116E
Minnetonka, MN 55305
952-544-6356
dave@kelly-law.com
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Kelly Law Office represents bankruptcy clients throughout the Twin Cities - Minneapolis, Minnesota area including Bloomington, Edina, Minnetonka, Eden Prairie, St. Louis Park, Wayzata, Plymouth, Maple Grove, Brooklyn Park, St. Paul, Anoka, Shakopee, Hastings, Eagan, Burnsville, Buffalo, Hennepin County, Anoka County, Carver County, Scott County, Ramsey County, Dakota County, and Wright County.
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The Minnesota Bankruptcy Lawyer and Bower Law Office want to help you file bankruptcy
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Bankruptcy Lawyer St Paul Minneapolis MN Gregory Wald Law
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Owe more on your home than what it's worth? Owe the credit card companies and the IRS? Call the bankruptcy attorneys at the Wald Law Firm. With several offices in St. Paul and Minneapolis, they have the capacity to guide every client through the complex bankruptcy process and free you from years or even decades of burdensome debt. Call to take the first step to a fresh start. The consultation is free!
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Bankruptcy Advice: Choosing The Right Bankruptcy Law Firm
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How To Find The Best Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Law Firm In Minneapolis
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http://kainscott.com - Searching for the Best Bankruptcy Law Firm in Minneapolis, MN? Here's how to find them...
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Bankruptcy Law
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What is meant by a “claim” in bankruptcy law?
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Claim Bankruptcy Law Bankruptcy Claims Attorney MN | Lawyers Minneapolis Minnesota | http://www.reellawyers.com/minnesota/minneapolis-bankruptcy-attorneys/steven-silton/meant-claim-bankruptcy-law/ | Cozen O'Connor | (612) 260-9003 | ssilton@cozen.com
A claim is any obligation or any type of right that a creditor will have against an existing debtor. So it can be either an unsecured claim which can also include priority claims. We’ll talk about priority claims, and it can also include secured claims which are claims that are secured by a collateral in possession of the business.
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Finding Dave Kelly's MN Bankruptcy Law Office
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I'm Dave Kelly, a Twin Cities area Minnesota bankruptcy attorney. Everyone who comes to my office gets personal attention from an experienced, compassionate lawyer, namely me, because there's nobody else here. It's certainly no factory. It's more like a little service station where there's this old guy, who might be a little slow and deliberate, but who seems to know what he's doing and who really cares about his work and those for whom he does the work.
People keep asking me, "you're in Wayzata aren't you?" The answer to that is no. I'm on Wayzata Boulevard in Minnetonka, across I-394 from Ridgedale, just to the northeast of Ridgedale. There's no better way to show where my office is than to just go stand out in front of the place and pan around with a video camera, as I have done here.
Next I take you inside the Marsh Run office building for a virtual tour of my humble office, which is just a few seconds to see everything, or nearly everything.
My office is in Minnetonka, but happens to be in the Hopkins MN zip code. On the other side of the swamp out my back window somewhere is the border with Plymouth, MN; and if I look east on 394 I can see the exits for Golden Valley, MN and St. Louis Park, MN.
I am a debt relief agency. I help people file for relief under the federal bankruptcy code.
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