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Phone: (218) 675-6322

Address: 4165 County 71 NW, Hackensack, MN 56452

Website: http://www.mcgillmedlaw.com

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Child Support
•Discharge types of debts singled out by the bankruptcy law for special treatment, such as child support, alimony, most student loans, court restitution orders, criminal fines, and most taxes.
Spousal Support
•Student loans. Almost no student loans are canceled by bankruptcy. But you can ask the court to discharge the loans if you can prove that paying them is an “undue hardship.” Occasionally, student loans can be canceled for reasons not related to your bankruptcy when, for example, the school closed before you completed the program or if you have become disabled. There are also many options for reducing your monthly payments on student loans, even if you can’t discharge them.

DUI/DWI
Wrongful Death
Traffic Violations
•Most criminal fines, penalties and restitution orders. This exception includes even minor fines, including traffic tickets.
Fraud
You are likely to get many mail offers and telemarketer calls from your credit card lender about special services such as credit card fraud protection plans, credit report protection, travel clubs, life and unemployment insurance, and other similar offers. These products are generally overpriced. It is best to throw out and refuse these offers, or at a minimum, treat them with a high degree of caution. And avoid “free trial” offers as you will be billed automatically if you forget to cancel the service.

Personal Injury
The discharge only applies to debts that arose before the date you filed. Also, if the judge finds that you received money or property by fraud, that debt may not be discharged.
Medical Malpractice

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
McGill Law Office & Mediation Center provides Mediation & Dispute Resolution. We also provides general legal services with special emphasis in the areas of Bankruptcy Law (chapters 7 & 13 debt relief), Family Law, Employment Law (representing employers and employees), Estate Planning, Contract Law, Non-Profit Corporations, Elder Law, Real Estate, Education Law, and Debtor/Creditor Law.
Probate

Bankruptcy
BANKRUPTCY LAW IS A FEDERAL LAW. THIS SHEET PROVIDES YOU WITH GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT HAPPENS IN A BANKRUPTCY CASE. THE INFORMATION HERE IS NOT COMPLETE. YOU MAY NEED LEGAL ADVICE.
Foreclosure
•Stop foreclosure on your house or mobile home and allow you an opportunity to catch up on missed payments. (Bankruptcy does not, however, automatically eliminate mortgages and other liens on your property without payment.)
Debt Collection
Carefully read any credit card or other credit offer from a company that claims to represent a lender you listed in your bankruptcy or own a debt you discharged. This may be from a debt collection company that is trying to trick you into reaffirming a debt. The fine print of the credit offer or agreement will likely say that you will get new credit, but only if some or all of the balance from the discharged debt is added to the new account.

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