Hoglund Law Bankruptcy Blog
Bankruptcy - Chapter 7 & Chapter 13 News & Information
Can I Sell My House After Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can raise many questions about what happens to your property, especially your home. One common concern is whether you can sell your house after filing [...]
Dec
Can You Wipe Out Personal Income Taxes in Bankruptcy and How Does That Work?
Can You Wipe Out Personal Income Taxes in Bankruptcy and How Does That Work? Many people assume that taxes can never be discharged in bankruptcy. While it’s true that most [...]
Jan
What Does It Mean to Wipe Out Debt in a Bankruptcy? Understanding the Discharge Injunction
When people say that bankruptcy “wipes out” debt, they are usually referring to something called the discharge injunction. This is one of the most powerful, yet most misunderstood parts of [...]
Jan
Hoglund Law is Moving: A New Chapter Begins in New Brighton
After 35 years of serving clients in the St. Paul Metro area from our Roseville office, Hoglund Law is excited to announce a new chapter in our journey. On June [...]
Jun
New Federal Exemptions to Protect your Property and Assets when Filing for Personal Bankruptcy in 2025
It is common for the total amount of protected assets in bankruptcy to increase from year to year due to a myriad of factors. 2025 is no exception. Bankruptcy Code [...]
May
Can I File Bankruptcy Without a Lawyer?
Filing for bankruptcy is a major financial decision that can offer relief from overwhelming debt but also has significant legal implications. One common question is whether it’s possible to file [...]
Nov
How to Declare Bankruptcy: A Basic Guide
Bankruptcy is a legal process designed to help individuals and businesses eliminate or repay their debts under the protection of the bankruptcy court. Understanding how to declare bankruptcy and which [...]
Aug
Student Loans and the Current Bankruptcy Code 2021
$1.57 trillion. This is the total amount of money 42.9 million Americans owe in student loan debt, and the total is not getting any smaller. In fact, student loan debt [...]
Jan