When you start a small business, you know you’re taking a risk on your investment. Even with all the hopes, dreams and planning that go into creating a new business, things can, and do, go wrong. If too many things have gone wrong in your small business and you need to call it quits, contact a Minneapolis small business bankruptcy attorney. We will help you get through the bankruptcy process as quickly and easily as possible, so you can move on with your life.
Sometimes it is actually more beneficial for the business to secure a manageable payment structure with its creditors or to dissolve the business through statutes of Minnesota. With these options, the business owner will have more control over the situation and be able to maintain a better personal credit record. A Minnesota small business bankruptcy attorney from our firm can be a great help in deciding which options can apply to your individual circumstances.
If the company does need to file for bankruptcy, they may file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. With a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the company will be required to liquidate all of its assets to pay creditors. This option will require the approval of a bankruptcy court, and thus, require a Minneapolis small business bankruptcy lawyer represent the business.
Small business bankruptcies can occasionally be very complex, as the owner of the company may have personally guaranteed debts for the company. In this situation, the owner will either need to pay off the debts or file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy himself. Our expert lawyers can help you discuss your personal responsibility in a small business bankruptcy situation.
If you have any questions regarding small business bankruptcy or would like to discuss the options facing you and your company, contact us. We will set up an initial consultation between you and a Minneapolis bankruptcy attorney to discuss your individual circumstances.