Minnesota bankruptcy attorney

End debt stress.
Start fresh.

When debt takes over your day, a clearer path can start with one conversation.

Credit cards. Medical bills. A car loan that outlasted the car. Harmoning Law helps Minnesotans explore whether Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy makes sense for their situation.

Attorney-fee payment plans available.

Start with what brought you here

What is weighing on you?

The car is gone. The debt remains.

A repossession or voluntary surrender can leave a balance behind. Understand the debt and explore possible relief.

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Your paycheck is being garnished.

Losing part of a paycheck can make every other bill harder to manage. Talk with us about the garnishment and your broader finances.

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The bills or collection pressure keep growing.

If credit cards, medical bills, collection calls, or a lawsuit are overwhelming you, a consultation can help you identify a next step.

Sued for a debt? Understand your next step →

Understand the general paths

Which bankruptcy option might fit?

The right recommendation depends on your debts, income, property, and goals.

Chapter 7

Relief from eligible debts.

Chapter 7 can discharge many unsecured debts, including credit cards and medical bills. Some debts are not dischargeable, and eligibility must be reviewed.

Exemptions protect certain property. Nonexempt property may be sold by a trustee, so we review assets before recommending a filing.

Chapter 13

A plan to move forward.

Chapter 13 uses a court-approved repayment plan, usually lasting three to five years, for individuals with regular income.

It may offer a way to address arrears and retain property. The payment, treatment of debts, and ability to complete the plan need individual review.

A consultation with a purpose

Tell your story. Understand your next step.

01

Start with the pressure.

Tell us about the debts, collection activity, or deadline that prompted you to reach out.

02

Look at the whole picture.

We discuss income, property, and other debts to identify likely options and important risks.

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Leave with direction.

Get a recommendation about whether bankruptcy appears appropriate and what the next steps would involve.

Attorney Matthew D. Harmoning

Meet your attorney

Matthew D. Harmoning

Harmoning Law PLLC · Minnesota bankruptcy attorney

You deserve clear guidance, respectful conversation, and a practical recommendation. Our consultation starts with your situation, not an assumption that you should file bankruptcy.

You do not need to understand the law or have every document ready before we talk.

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Before you reach out

A few questions you may have.

You can start with the questions on your mind. We will help you understand what matters next.

Do I need to know which chapter to file?

No. We can discuss the general paths during the consultation. Full case preparation and legal review follow if you retain the firm.

Are attorney-fee payment plans available?

Yes. We will explain the fee, payment options, court costs, and requirements for filing during your consultation.

Does scheduling or hiring a lawyer stop collection?

No. Filing bankruptcy generally triggers the automatic stay, which stops most collection activity. Exceptions and limits, including rules for repeat filings, can apply.

Will I lose my home or vehicle?

That depends on equity, exemptions, loan status, and the type of bankruptcy. We review your property before recommending a path; bankruptcy does not guarantee you can keep every asset.

What if I have a court date or urgent deadline?

Tell us when you contact the firm. Scheduling a consultation or planning bankruptcy does not suspend court deadlines or cancel a hearing.

End debt stress. Start fresh.

Find out what your next chapter could look like.

Schedule a free bankruptcy consultation with Harmoning Law.

Call 651-401-1233

We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.