41. Minnesota Bankruptcy Court

The Minnesota Bankruptcy Court is a specialized federal court that handles cases related to bankruptcy, where individuals or businesses seek relief from overwhelming debts. It operates under U.S. federal law and provides a legal process to reorganize debts or discharge them, allowing debtors a fresh start. The court oversees various bankruptcy types, including Chapter 7 (liquidation) and Chapter 13 (restructuring), ensuring fair treatment for both debtors and creditors. Judges in this court are trained to address the specific complexities of bankruptcy law, facilitating resolutions that adhere to legal standards.