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Inside you will find over 500 helpful articles discussing the Chapter 7 & 13 Bankruptcy Process and other solutions for difficult financial situations.

 

    Court filing says Hoglund Law buried its client’s complaints concerning its fraudulent advertising.

    Posted by Wesley Scott on December 16

         A court filing in Hennepin County, MN on September 26, 2023 (court file no. 27-CV-23-12137), claims from 2013 to 2020, Hoglund, Chwialkowski & Mrozik P.L.L.C. n/k/a Hoglund & Mrozik, P.L.L.C. engaged in massive interstate advertising and marketing fraud spanning multiple states on its website, Google map location and lawyer listings, and by its conventional advertisements. 

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    Free Bankruptcy Consultations in Minneapolis, Minnesota

    Posted by Amanda Scharber on December 13

    When you are filing for bankruptcy or in any financial predicament, you don’t want to pay for a consultation to see your options. At LifeBack Law, we offer free bankruptcy consultations. Typically, they are done by phone, Zoom, in-person, FaceTime or Skype. These consultations take about a half hour to an hour, and you will receive advice from a bankruptcy attorney.  

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    Chapter 7 and 13 Bankruptcy: your finances are sick, you are not

    Posted by Wesley Scott on December 9

        I often counsel clients about whether they should file Chapter 7 and 13 Bankruptcy. In the course of counseling clients, I often remind them that their finances are sick; they are not. Do you see the difference? You are not your finances. When you pass from this earth, no one says, “She really knew how to pay a million-dollar hospital bill after her heart attack 10 years ago”. No one says this because you are not your finances. 

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    BANKRUPTCY AUDITS PART 1

    Posted by Col Ovik on December 6

    When filing bankruptcy the debtor is required to file a bankruptcy petition. The petition includes information about the debtor’s income, assets, creditors and other required disclosures. The debtor files the petition under the penalty of perjury that all the information contained in the petition in true and correct. 

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    Easy Recipe During Bankruptcy in Minneapolis, Minnesota

    Posted by Amanda Scharber on December 3

    If you are in bankruptcy or not, who doesn’t love a good, easy, cheap meal that will feed the whole family? The below recipe is for crockpot fajitas. It is tasty, easy, and cheap. 

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    Court filing says Minnesota law firm engaged in massive interstate advertising and marketing fraud spanning multiple states

    Posted by Wesley Scott on December 1

    A court filing in Hennepin County, MN on September 26, 2023 (court file no. 27-CV-23-12137), claims from 2013 to 2020, Hoglund, Chwialkowski & Mrozik P.L.L.C. n/k/a Hoglund & Mrozik, P.L.L.C. engaged in massive interstate advertising and marketing fraud spanning multiple states on its website, Google map location and lawyer listings, and by its conventional advertisements. 

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    Side Gigs and Bankruptcy in Minneapolis, Minnesota

    Posted by Amanda Scharber on November 29

    Side gigs are booming. With delivery, Etsy shops, and various other apps having a side gig is usually an easy way to score extra money, if needed. If you are considering bankruptcy you may be wondering how having a side gig may impact your filing.  

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    Maximizing Your Spending After Bankruptcy in Minneapolis, Minnesota

    Posted by Amanda Scharber on November 24

    Inflation is hitting everyone hard right now. From utilities to groceries, it seems the cost of living all around is increasing daily. When you file for bankruptcy you will receive advice to reprioritize or restructure your budget, this blog will go into ideas on doing so.

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    The Bankruptcy Petition

    Posted by Col Ovik on November 19

    When filing a bankruptcy petition the debtor must file a financial statement which includes a schedule of the assets that are part of the bankruptcy. This includes any current or future interests the debtor may have, including causes of action possessed by the debtor at the time of filing. 

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    Can a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Be Denied in Minneapolis, MN?

    Posted by Wesley Scott on November 15

         We get this question often. Can this be denied? If we are talking strictly in terms of percentages, over 99.9% of all Chapter 7 debtors get a discharge of their debts. There are some who will not. Why? If you are hiding assets before or during your bankruptcy filing you will be in trouble. If you refuse to cooperate with the administration of your case, you will be in trouble. In short, honest debtors get relief and dishonest debtors do not.

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    What Is a Bankruptcy Conversion and When Do They Happen in Minneapolis, Minnesota

    Posted by Amanda Scharber on November 11

    A conversion is when you convert (or flip) your case from one bankruptcy chapter to another. They are common with chapter 13 to chapter 7 cases, but can also go the other way from a chapter 7 to a chapter 13. This blog will explore what may trigger a conversion during a bankruptcy. 

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    You Can Trust Lifeback Law Firm’s Bankruptcy Google Reviews in Minnepolis, MN

    Posted by Wesley Scott on November 8

        Recently, a Hennepin County court filing claims Hoglund Law: “Hoglund buried its clients’ complaints concerning its fraudulent advertising by soliciting and publishing nothing but positive reviews via “review—gating” software, and falsely claimed five-star Google reviews for nearly all of its offices via its website when—in reality—most of its offices did not have five-star reviews.” 

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    Previous Bankrupticies and the Automatic Stay

    Posted by Col Ovik on November 4

    Filing for bankruptcy is available to honest debtors to allow them respite from their creditors. Even those debtors that have previously filed for bankruptcy relief are allowed to file again for bankruptcy. For those debtors with previous bankruptcy filings, they may not be entitled to a discharge or other protections allowed to bankruptcy debtors depending on the status of their previous cases and when their previous bankruptcies were filed. 

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    Court Documents Filed in Hennepin County Allege Hoglund Law Engaged in Massive Advertising and Marketing Fraud

    Posted by Wesley Scott on November 1

         A court document filed on September 26, 2023 in Hennepin County, Minnesota alleges Hoglund Law, based in Roseville, MN, engaged in massive advertising and marketing fraud. More blogs regarding this topic will follow. 

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    What does it mean to amend your bankruptcy schedules in Minneapolis, Minnesota

    Posted by Amanda Scharber on October 28

    An amendment is the official term used, when you change information in your case. There are many reasons to file an amendment to your bankruptcy case, below are a few of the most common: 

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    Why you should Hire an Attorney and Avoid Filing Pro Se in Minneapolis, Minnesota

    Posted by Amanda Scharber on October 24

    A pro se filing is where a person has filed a case by themselves, without an attorney. Pro se cases may be fine for some things, but they are frowned upon for bankruptcy filings. This is because bankruptcy law is nuanced and complex. 

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