Bankruptcy Articles
Ruling on means test for individuals with roommates
The key issue was the impact a roommate has on the interpretation of the definition of a household and consequently the median income issue. ...more
Filing bankruptcy to eliminate student load debt
s reported in the July 15th Minneapolis Star Tribune, the defendant—Mark Jesperson of Grand Marais, MN-- won in the bankruptcy and District courts based on claims of “undue hardship”. ...more
7 Ways to Take Control of Debt
Learn some quick actions you can take so you can avoid bankruptcy. ...more
5 Mistakes you should avoid or You Might not be Able to File Bankruptcy
These common mistakes can prevent you from getting the full benefit of filing bankruptcy. The filing of bankruptcy is governed by Title 11 of the United States Codes. ...more
Bankruptcy does not solve all debt problems – When not to file bankruptcy
The idea of declaring bankruptcy, wiping out certain debts, no more hassles or nasty phone calls from menacing creditors--and then moving on more or less debt free has undeniable appeal to anyone faced with overwhelming debt. ...more
AG goes after debt settlement firms
The AGs work in this are is admirable and we at Schleck & Associates PA believe it will help all Minnesotans struggling with a large debt load. ...more
Under Bankruptcy, Inherited IRAs Are Nolonger Exempt Retirement Accounts
New Bankruptcy rules by the Court states that an IRA inherited by a beneficiaryis a non-exempt asset of the bankruptcy estate. ...more
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