St Cloud Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Lawyer

This type of bankruptcy is very commonly referred to as the ‘fresh start’ bankruptcy because this type of bankruptcy wipes out most debt. Chapter 7 bankruptcy puts an immediate stop to all collections activity, including phone calls, billing, foreclosure, car repossession, and garnishment and levies.

A chapter 7 bankruptcy is available to people who are under the median income in Minnesota and therefore don’t have to repay any money to their credit card debt, medical debt etc. It’s a bankruptcy that typically takes about 90 days from filing date to discharge. Most people that file a chapter 7 don’t lose any assets. Student loans and certain types of tax debt are not eligible to be discharged in a chapter 7, along with a few other types of debt. But to really understand, it is highly recommended to talk with a chapter 7 bankruptcy attorney. Bill Kain and Margaret Henehan are highly qualified chapter 7 bankruptcy attorneys serving Minnesotans.

Once the 90 or so days are up and you have received your discharge, (a court-issued document that prevents your creditors from collecting on the debt) it’s time to move on with your life! This is the ideal time to begin to work on your credit, start budgeting and work on some savings goals. A chapter 7 bankruptcy can be the solution you need.

Schedule your free consultation with a Kain + Henehan chapter 7 bankruptcy attorney today.