MINNEAPOLIS
Justin Lee Gustafson, as surety for J & M Real Estate & Design LLC and 18519 Roanoke LLC, 2922 S. Aldrich Av., Minneapolis; filed June 24, 20-41664; Chap. 7; assets, $53,667; liabilities, $299,997.
ST. Paul
Steven Howard Matthees and Mary Ellen Matthees, as surety for Lone Oak Farms LLC and Goodhue County Cheesecurd Booth LLC, Goodhue, Minn.; filed June 19, 20-31650; Chap. 12; assets, $452,229; liabilities, $493,804.
Traci Leigh Wherley, as surety for AA Auto Technicians Inc., 16342 Jamison Path, Lakeville; filed June 23, 20-31670; Chap. 7; assets, $11,451; liabilities, $332,005.
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