Debt relief attorneys in Minnesota help individuals and businesses explore all options before filing for bankruptcy — including debt negotiation, debt settlement, creditor harassment defense, and debt consolidation. If you are struggling with credit card debt, medical bills, or personal loans, a debt relief attorney can help you understand your options. Browse 12+ attorneys in Minnesota.
Showing 1–12 of 12 Debt Relief attorneys in Minnesota
Terri Ann Running
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 8.1/10 (Excellent). 32 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (1993). Awards: Board Certified, Consumer Bankruptcy Law - 2013, Raeder Larson Public Service Award - 2001.
Jesse Anthony Horoshak
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 6.7/10 (Good). 18 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (2007).
Daniel Nathan Cooke
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 7.9/10 (Very Good). 35 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (1990). Awards: Good Neighbor Award - 2000, Unsung Hero award.
Morgan Ann Vaillant Spah
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 7.1/10 (Very Good). 18 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (2007). Awards: Student Volunteer of the Year - 2005.
Michael Allen O'Gara
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 6.8/10 (Good). 20 years of experience. Bar admissions: Utah (2015), Minnesota (2005).
Bradley Alan Kirscher
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 7.6/10 (Very Good). 25 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (2002), Florida (2000). Awards: Rising Star - 2014, Rising Star - 2013.
Robert John Hoglund
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 7.3/10 (Very Good). 35 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (1990).
April Marie Little
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 6.7/10 (Good). 23 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (2002).
Karl Anthony Kruger
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 6.9/10 (Good). 21 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (2004). Awards: Arrowhead Award - 2001, Vigil Honor - 1998, Eagle Scout - 1997.
Bethany Catherine Suhreptz
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 6.9/10 (Good). 16 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (2009).
Andrew T Dibble
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 5.8/10 (Average). 4 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (2021).
Gregory J Wald
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 9.6/10 (Superb). 40 years of experience. Bar admissions: Minnesota (1985). Awards: Best Bankruptcy Lawyers in Bloomington - 2021, Preeminent 5.0 out of 5 - 2021, Preeminent 5.0 out of 5 - 2015.
Debt negotiation, settlement, and consolidation alternatives to bankruptcy. Attorneys listed in this directory serve clients across Minnesota and can help you understand whether Debt Relief is the right option for your situation.
When searching for a Debt Relief attorney in Minnesota, look for someone with specific experience in federal bankruptcy court proceedings, a track record of successful case outcomes, and transparent fee structures. Many attorneys listed here offer free initial consultations.
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