Landwehr Law Offices

03/06/2025

Update on the Corporate Transparency Act -

The federal government will not enforce the Corporate Transparency Act, finally providing small-business owners who have not filed a beneficial ownership information report with some certainty.

On Sunday, March 3, the U.S. Treasury Department announced that it will “not enforce any penalties or fines associated with the beneficial ownership information reporting rule under the existing regulatory deadlines.” The department said it will not enforce penalties against U.S. citizens or domestic reporting companies “after the forthcoming rule changes take effect.”

Furthermore, the Treasury Department plans to severely gut the Corporate Transparency Act. Currently, the rules call for most U.S. small businesses – as well as any foreign company registered to do business in the U.S. – to file a beneficial ownership information report with a secretary of state. The Treasury Department will issue a proposed rulemaking that will take domestic companies off the hook while keeping the requirements for affected foreign companies.

01/24/2025

https://landline.media/supreme-court-resurrects-beneficial-ownership-information-reporting-requirement-for-small-businesses/

The Supreme Court has revived the Corporate Transparency Act. Find out what that means for small businesses and BOI reporting.

12/25/2023

11/23/2023

Hope you have a wonderful, Thanksgiving!

11/16/2022

PLEASE JOIN US Join the Twin Cities North Chamber as we support local families in need by raising funds for our two area food shelves: Ralph Reeder and SACA. Special Guest: Dan Stoltz CEO of Spire Credit Union Together, we can make a difference this holiday season so join us! All proceeds to benefit...

05/04/2020

We are open for business. It is business as usual for the firm. Please know that we are taking every precaution to protect our clients and our prospective clients.
We are very fortunate that we are set up handle your case remotely and have developed a very effective system for the remote practice of law.

CLIENT CONTACT:
Phone Calls: We are still taking calls at 763-781-7898 or emails at [email protected].

PROSPECTIVE CLIENT CONTACT:
If you are a prospective client, we can schedule a time for you to meet with an attorney via telephone.

You can call our regular office number at 763-781-7898.

08/31/2019

❓If something happens to us tomorrow, will our spouse and children know what to do?

❓Do we have a step-by-step plan that our family can follow to inherit our real estate and other assets without hassle and stress?

If the answer is no, then contact us today for cost effective solutions at 763-781-7898.

10/02/2017

Have you ever felt burdened with a simple doctor’s checkup appointment when you have to make the co-payment that your insurance doesn’t cover? Thirty dollars here and a couple hundred there can quickly add up. However, there are many people in our country and in Minnesota who are experiencing great illnesses, and they are required to pay money that they don’t have in order to receive the treatments and procedures needed to help their aliments.

Even with the help of medical insurance, there are far too many Americans who are struggling with debt because they cannot simply pay off their medical bills. Because of the extensive debt that medical bills can cause people to fall into, many people are often led to file for bankruptcy in order to rid themselves of the financial strains of debt.

Here's how we use Bankruptcy to help alleviate medical debt and what we recommend at Landwehr Law:

http://landwehrlawmn.com/medical-debt/

When dealing with medical debt, or any other form for that matter, it is important to recognize that not all debt is the same. Contact us today!

09/28/2017

It is devastating to a family when a wage garnishment is taking money out of your household unexpectedly. Creditors can garnish up to 25% of your income! As soon as your bankruptcy is filed, the wage garnishment must stop immediately and your debts can be discharged. This is referred to as an “automatic stay”. Creditors will no longer be allowed to garnish your wages for credit card debt, medical bill debt, or deficiency judgments.Minnesota Bankruptcy Wage Garnishment is a real thing and should be taken seriously.

http://landwehrlawmn.com/minnesota-bankruptcy-wage-garnishment/

Minnesota Bankruptcy Wage Garnishment is a real and scary thing. Learn how to avoid it by taking THESE steps and contacting a qualified Bankruptcy Attorney.

09/18/2017

6 Tips for Handling a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy:

Filing bankruptcy requires carefully planning with qualified and experienced Minneapolis chapter 7 bankruptcy attorneys to avoid making common mistakes.Many clients have had a hard time in this economy and bankruptcy provides them much needed relief. It is gratifying to help them obtain this relief. I also believe it is much better to prevent legal problems from occurring then trying to solve legal problems after they have occurred. Careful and strategic estate planning provides this type of invaluable service. Although you may be able to correct some minor mistakes, others could prove costly and ruin your chances of discharge — or worse.

Here are ways you can prepare for Bankruptcy.

http://landwehrlawmn.com/minneapolis-chapter-7-bankruptcy/

Filing bankruptcy requires carefully planning with qualified and experienced Minneapolis chapter 7 bankruptcy attorneys to avoid making common mistakes.