If you’re thinking about bankruptcy, you’ve come to the right place ...
You’ve taken the first step toward dealing with an emotional experience – being faced with overwhelming debt. You can end the confusion over your debt problems by calling my offices and talking with me, Craig Andresen. Together, we’ll discuss whether bankruptcy is right for you. We’ll explain the whole process to you, taking time so you can understand how bankruptcy can help get your finances back under control.
There are many Twin Cities bankruptcy lawyers. Before you decide which lawyer is right for you, you need to feel comfortable and secure that your lawyer is experienced, and will treat you with the respect you deserve.
To get started, simply call our offices, and we’ll talk about the solution to your debt problems. And you don’t need to gather papers for hours before you call us, either. Remember, we’re here to explain the process to you. Once you’ve met with us you’ll know you’re in good and experienced hands.
I’ve been representing Minnesotans in chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy cases since 1988, and I’ve successfully handled thousands of cases. Call my office for a free consultation. Together we can start working to find a solution that’s right for you.
Two Convenient Office Locations
For your convenience, our offices are located in Bloomington, just across the street from the Mall of America, and in Brooklyn Center, right across the street from Brookdale. We welcome clients from all over the Twin Cities and all of greater Minnesota, for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Bloomington Office
2001 Killebrew Dr.
Suite 150
Bloomington, MN 55425
(park in the Andresen Law Office parking spaces near the building front entrance)
Brooklyn Center Office
5637 Brooklyn Blvd.
Suite 200
Brooklyn Center, MN 55429Follow these links to find out what the Minneapolis Star Tribune and Minnesota Lawyer have been saying about Andresen Law Offices and second mortgage avoidance in Chapter 13:
- Star Tribune second mortgage avoidance article.
- Minnesota Lawyer second mortgage avoidance article.
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