Theresa Freeman is Minnesota lawyer with more than twenty-three years experience. She has a wide experience in addressing with issues related to employees who were abused by discrimination, retaliation or otherwise injured at the workplace. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Ms. Freeman worked as an employee in the mines of northern Minnesota, shown in the movie North Country.

Profile of Theresa Freeman’s legal experience

After becoming a lawyer, Theresa Freeman worked at the Minnesota Human Rights Department and the Hennepin County Attorney's office. For over twenty years, Ms. Freeman has acted at the Neff Law Firm, P.A., as its managing attorney. Theresa Freeman has wide experience handling litigation in state and federal court. She has extensive experience litigating cases in Hennepin and Ramsey county as well as elsewhere in the state of Minnesota. Among the prominent entities that she has represented are the Minnesota Peace Officers Association and a branch of an international Church. Theresa Freeman has also represented union members from unions such as United Steel Workers, United Auto Workers, Teamsters, Association of Federal State County Municipal Employees, American Federation of Teachers, Minnesota Education Association, International Association of Machinists, Airline Pilots Association, Nurses Union, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Minnesota Association of Professional Employees and United Food and Commercial Workers.

Profile of Theresa Freeman’s business and finance law experience

Theresa Freeman has successfully represented officers of banks, licensed insurance professionals, and licensed investment professionals. She has served on a committee for the Federal Bankruptcy Court.

Theresa Freeman Minnesota bankruptcy lawyer

Theresa Freeman has been providing bankruptcy legal help to people for over twenty years. She is one of the experienced bankruptcy lawyers who work at Neff Law Firm, P.A., in the twin cities. She remains a humble bankruptcy lawyer who takes pride in answering bankruptcy questions for clients. She is familar with the bankruptcy rules and enjoys working with them to help bankruptcy clients. When clients have concerns related to debt and his or her home Ms. Freeman carefully discusses with them issues related to bankruptcy vs. foreclosure. Other issues she often discusses is buying a car after bankruptcy, credit cards after bankruptcy, and mortgage after bankruptcy. Theresa Freeman recognizes the importance of people understanding the way bankruptcy works in Minnesota. She discusses with clients interested in pursuing bankruptcy such matters as Chapter 7 bankruptcy, chapter 13 bankruptcy, entering bankruptcy protection, filing for bankruptcy, mortgage loans with bankruptcy, and the new bankruptcy laws. The current bankruptcy law is carefully gone over with each client so that person can make a well informed decision on whether they want to enter bankruptcy protection. Theresa Freeman answers bankruptcy questions for people considering bankruptcy. Ms. Freeman's more than twenty years of experience working with the bankruptcy code and in the Minnesota bankruptcy court is a important factor in providing legal help to a person considering bankruptcy. As an experienced Minnesota bankruptcy attorney she can explain to clients the relevant bankruptcy rules and forms involved in their case. Theresa Freeman acts as a resource for clients to get bankruptcy information on filing for bankruptcy, bad credit auto loans after bankruptcy, credit cards after bankrupty and general credit after bankruptcy. Ms. Freeman as a bankruptcy attorney is available for consultations to answer bankruptcy questions related to the United States Bankruptcy Court's requirements for relief under the bankruptcy law. She will discuss with clients the types of bankruptcy including personal bankruptcy.

Profile of Theresa Freeman’s community involvement

Theresa Freeman has had substantial participation in community affairs including serving as a vice-president of the Twin City Chapter of NOW (National Organization for Women). She is the co-chair of a religious advisory Board, and active participant in state politics. Ms. Freeman has also served as an officer and board member for the Minnesota chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) as well as serving on the state chapter's Legal Defense and Education Fund.