Mrozik, Jennifer

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Phone: (763) 421-1690

Address: 2006 1st Ave, Anoka, MN 55303

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Child Support
Make sure that the debt in question actually was discharged through the bankruptcy. A debt must have been included in the bankruptcy for it to have been discharged. Sometimes debts are not discharged through a bankruptcy. This most often happens when a creditor objects to the discharge of their debt. Make sure that there were no objections to the discharge of that debt. In addition, certain types of debt can not be discharged through a bankruptcy. For example, back child support cannot be discharged through a bankruptcy. If a judgment were to stem from this type of debt, the judgment can not be removed.
Spousal Support
Bankruptcy, however, doesnâ€™t solve all problems. There is a list of debts that canâ€™t be eliminated with bankruptcy. Such as: debts that you left off your petition, debt that doesnâ€™t belong to you, child support, alimony, student loans, personal injury debts that have resulted from a drunk driving accident, new credit card debt, etc. While applying, they are very clear on which debts can help with. Before applying, itâ€™s helpful to do some research and/or ask an attorney if your debts are dischargeable.

Criminal Defense
Nicholas Juliano, Esq., began his criminal law career in law enforcement. After finishing his masterâ€™s degree in criminal justice, Nicholas decided to end his career in law enforcement and pursue a career as an attorney that focused on criminal law.
DUI/DWI
When you are facing criminal traffic laws in Minnesota, you need an experienced legal team to fight for your rights. Our experienced criminal traffic attorneys have the knowledge and skills to resolve your traffic charges. If you or someone you know has been charged with felony DWI under Minnesota drunk driving laws, you need a serious team of Minnesota DWI defense attorneys.
Wrongful Death
Whether your case can be settled out of court, which is highly likely, or continues through to a formal lawsuit, our experienced lawyers will fight diligently for your outcome to be all that you deserve and that the related parties are justly held accountable.
Traffic Violations
We are extremely knowledgeable about different offenses under the criminal traffic laws, including OWI alcohol or drug related infractions. We understand that being arrested for speeding or reckless driving can be stressful, but you need to know where you stand before making decisions that can affect your future. You need to know all the potential ramifications and how they apply to you and your driving record.
Misdemeanors
In Wisconsin, there are three levels of OWI. Civil forfeiture, misdemeanor, and felony. Prior convictions aggravate your current charge.
Embezzlement
9. Mutual debt incurred through a divorce decree, and 10. The taxes were assessed, and you received notice of this from the IRS at least 240 days (8 months) before you filed for bankruptcy.

Personal Injury
If youâ€™ve been injured in an accident in Minnesota, your very first move should be to speak to an experienced personal injury attorney who can evaluate all your options. Hoglund Lawâ€™s team of dedicated professionals will dig deep into your case to find the best possible avenue for your claim. Hoglund Law has been an advocate for Minnesota residents for over 31 years, so you can rest assured your case is in good hands.
Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
Are you looking for a Social Security Disability Attorney in Kentucky? Hoglund Law has represented thousands of clients just like you from our Kentucky location.
Dog Bites

Bankruptcy
It doesn’t have to be the end, but the beginning. You don’t have to fight this battle alone. If you are finding yourself overwhelmed by debt and are struggling to keep your head above water, you should consider talking to a Bankruptcy law firm today.
Foreclosure
Once you declare bankruptcy through Chapter 13, immediate relief kicks into effect with an automatic stay, prohibiting creditors from acting against you or making pesky collection phone calls to your number. There are many reasons why some people opt into filing for Chapter 13 and try to enjoy its extensive benefits. Chapter 13 is often the right course of action for those who have filed for Chapter 7 previously or who do not qualify for Chapter 7. Filers seeking to avoid foreclosure on their homes or safeguard against seizure of their car often find Chapter 13 to be the most beneficial option. If your income is stable, you have a substantial disposable income, or your income is too high to qualify for Chapter 7, then filing for Chapter 13 could deliver you out of financial trouble.
Debt Collection
When you file for bankruptcy you have two options: Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is a type of bankruptcy that helps reorganize a filerâ€™s debts while protecting the applicant from the looming threat of debt collection, repossession, and foreclosure. Through an agreed upon repayment plan and over the course of three to five years, the debtor makes feasible repayments to their creditors. Contingent on the successful completion of this payment plan, all qualifying debts are discharged. Examples of non-qualifying debt include child support and student loan debt. Often referred to as the wage earnerâ€™s plan, you can acquire a debt-free future while still maintaining protection of the life you know and love. Assets such as your car or your home are protected as you go through Chapter 13, providing stability and security.

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