Moshier Law Office PLLC

Focus and practice areas

Moshier Law Office PLLC is a bankruptcy law practice based in Roseville, Minnesota. The firm works with people and small businesses across the Minneapolis and St. Paul area. Its cases center on personal and small business bankruptcy under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 of the federal code.

The firm also takes on matters that tend to sit next to a bankruptcy filing. That work includes credit card debt, mortgage foreclosure, and back taxes. It also covers wage garnishment and bank levy garnishment, which are the kinds of problems that push many clients to call a bankruptcy attorney in the first place.

In my opinion, that grouping tells you something useful about the caseload. The firm handles the filing itself, and it handles the money pressures that arrive before and around it. A client dealing with a levy on a paycheck can bring that issue to the same office that files the Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case.

Chapter 7 and Chapter 13

The two consumer chapters cover different situations. Chapter 7 clears qualifying unsecured debts. Chapter 13 sets up a repayment plan over time. Moshier Law Office handles both, so the choice between them can be worked out with the same attorney who will file the paperwork.

How the firm began

Becky A. Moshier opened the practice in 1991. It started as a general law office. In those early years the work spanned bankruptcy, divorce and family law, criminal and traffic matters, and wills and estate questions.

Over time the office narrowed its focus to bankruptcy. That path, from a broad general practice to a single field, is common among long-running solo firms. It usually means the attorney kept the area that drew the most steady work and let the rest go.

The firm states that Becky A. Moshier has over 31 years of experience. Given the 1991 start date, that figure lines up with a career spent almost entirely in and around debt and bankruptcy law by the later years.

The record the firm reports

Moshier Law Office states that it has filed 4,468 bankruptcies. That is a specific count, and it is the firm's own published figure. For a reader trying to gauge volume, a number like that says more than a vague claim about years of service.

As a reviewer, I read a figure of that size as a sign of a practice built on repeat, routine filings rather than one-off representation. Bankruptcy work rewards that kind of repetition. An office that has filed thousands of cases has seen the procedural details many times over.

Memberships and professional ties

The site lists several bar and professional associations for Becky A. Moshier. She has belonged to the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys since 1997. That membership sits squarely in the firm's stated field.

Her other listed memberships include the Ramsey County Bar Association and the Minnesota State Bar. She is also listed with Minnesota Women Lawyers, the Minnesota Lavender Bar Association, and the American Bar Association.

These affiliations do not, on their own, describe case outcomes. What they do show is a pattern of staying tied to organized bar groups, including one focused specifically on consumer bankruptcy. In my view, the consumer bankruptcy membership is the most telling of the set, since it matches the day-to-day work the firm describes.

How the practice is structured

The website names one attorney, Becky A. Moshier. That points to a solo or attorney-led practice. For a client, this has a plain practical meaning: the person who takes the case is likely the person who handles it.

Some clients prefer that arrangement. A single attorney across the whole matter means fewer handoffs and one point of contact who knows the file. Others may want a larger bench. The listing does not name additional attorneys, so a reader should expect a small office rather than a big firm structure.

The firm does not publish law school or bar admission year details on the pages we reviewed, so I will not guess at them. What the site does state clearly is the 1991 founding and the long run of bankruptcy work that followed.

Who the firm serves and where

The office is in Roseville, Minnesota, and the firm names St. Paul and Minneapolis as the areas it serves. That places it in the Twin Cities metro, within reach of clients on both sides of the metro area.

The practice describes both personal and small business bankruptcy. So the client base likely runs from individuals dealing with consumer debt to owners of small operations that need to reorganize or wind down through a filing. Small business bankruptcy is a distinct line of work, and the firm lists it directly.

For someone in the Twin Cities weighing a bankruptcy filing, the useful takeaways are these. The firm has a single named attorney with a long tenure in the field. It works in both consumer chapters plus the debt problems that surround them. And it reports a filing count of 4,468 cases.