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Mick Mulvaney’s Budget Request for the CFPB? $0.

Objection to Claim Cannot be used to Seek Judicial Determination of the Validity or Extent of a Lien; Adversary Proceeding is Required

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Drops Lawsuit Over 950% APR Loans

Total Bankruptcy Filings Decline in Calendar Year 2017

Debtor May Exempt 100% FMV When Value Does Not Exceed Statutory Cap

National Consumer Law Center Attorney Will Testify before U.S. Senate Committee on Financial Aid Simplification and Transparency on January 18

CFPB to Undertake Comprehensive Review of All Functions

Payday Rule Pullback is Another Example of CFPB Deregulation

Americans’ money worries before and in retirement are rising

CFPB Announces Reconsideration of Rule for Small Dollar Lending Market

CFPB Director Seeks Input On Operations

In bizarre reversal under Trump, consumer agency reveals moves to protect payday lenders

Supreme Court declines to review case over collecting stale debt

Bill would create ‘student loan advocate’

Delaware Court Rules Fraudulent Transfer Recoveries Are Not Capped At The Amount of Creditor Claims

NACBA’s Webinar Lineup!

How to Raise and Support a Request to Increase the Chapter 13 Flat Fees in Your District.
Date: Thursday, January 25, 2018
Time: 3:00 PM Eastern / 12:00 PM PACIFIC (60 Minutes)
Cost: $25 Members / $75 Non-Members
Presenters: Pam Stewart and Edward Boltz

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Set Yourself Apart & Make Money: Use Non-Standard Provisions in Local Chapter 13 Plan
Date: Thursday, February 22, 2018
Time: 2:00 PM Eastern / 11:00 AM PACIFIC (90-120 Minutes)
Cost: $25 Members / $75 Non-Members
Presenters: O. Max Gardner and Henry Sommer

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Who’s Ready for the 2018 NACBA Annual Convention!

Visit the Annual Convention site for the updated schedule, speakers, pre-convention sessions and more! In a blink of an eye, April will arrive! Register today and get savings at the Early Bird Rate!

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