Behm Law Group, Bankruptcy Attorneys

Mankato, MN Bankruptcy Attorneys at Behm Law Group, Ltd. If you made a credit card payment of more than $600, and within 90 days—the preference period—of that payment you filed for bankruptcy, your bankruptcy trustee can request to reclaim that payment. Don’t get too excited, however, because you won’t be getting that money back. Rather, […]

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Minnesota Bankruptcy Attorneys at Behm Law Group, Ltd. One of the biggest fears people have about filing for bankruptcy is the belief that they will lose their home if they file. It’s a valid concern, but it’s a consideration that can be rather complicated and depends on your particular situation as well as the law […]

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Tips from Minnesota Bankruptcy Attorneys- Behm Law Group Student loans are generally understood to be “exempt” when it comes to bankruptcy protection. If you have student loans, you are required to pay them back in full, and the federal government has put rules into place to ensure that debt is collected. There are provisions that […]

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Considering bankruptcy in Minnesota? Behm Law can help. Commercials for big credit card companies make it look and sound like their only intent is provide you with an easy alternative to cash or checks to help all your “wants and needs” come true. The commercials show happy people buying bag-loads of goods at high-end stores, […]

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How does the government shutdown affect Minnesota Bankruptcy? Unless you’ve been on an extended vacation in a far-away land with limited access to television, radio, or internet, you have heard about the U.S. government shutdown. The media calls it a “partial shutdown.” You may be wondering, “How does the government shut down relate to Minnesota […]

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Mankato Bankruptcy Tips For some people, Chapter 13 bankruptcy is the best option to consider when deciding which type of bankruptcy to file. While Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharges people from all of their unsecured debts, Chapter 13 allows you to renegotiate your debts into more affordable payments which you make over the next three to […]

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