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This is a list of recent business-related bankruptcies filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Minneapolis and St. Paul. The number after the filing date is the case number. A Chapter 7 petition is for liquidation of the businesses; Chapter 11 (or Chapter 12 for farmers or Chapter 13 for small businesses) gives protection from creditors while the business is reorganized.
MINNEAPOLISJacqueline Ann Moes, as surety for JMoes Properties, 5800 Colfax Av. S., Minneapolis; filed Oct. 30, 09-47362; Chap. 7; assets, $352,245; liabilities, $714,987.
Edward H. Schmidt, doing business as A-1 Pumping Service, South Haven, Minn.; filed Nov. 2, 09-47418; Chap. 7; assets, $7,438; liabilities, $120,731.
ST. PAULJRCL Enterprises Inc., as surety for Reel Fishing and Tackle, Madison Lake, Minn.; filed Oct. 30, 09-37693; Chap. 7; assets, $100,350; liabilities, $445,684. Joseph Robert Elfert, president.
David John Sabyan and Michelle Allyne Sabyan, Waterville, Minn.; filed Nov. 3, 09-37788; Chap. 7; assets, $265,060; liabilities, $324,222.
Richard Knutson Inc., 12585 Rhode Island Av. S., Savage; filed Nov. 4, 09-37810; Chap. 7; assets, $1,335,261; liabilities, $5,105,871. Mark Thompson, vice president.
D'Avita Ristorante Inc., also known as D'Avita Restaurante Inc., 2112 11th Av. E., North St. Paul; filed Nov. 4, 09-37830; Chap. 7; no schedules filed. David McGuire, president.
Cynthia M. Jungworth D.C., 1036 Cleveland Av. S., St. Paul; filed Nov. 6, 09-37879; Chap. 7; assets, $5,016; liabilities, $229,922. Cindy Starbuck, president.
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