Don’t miss today’s new bankruptcy & consumer headlines…
Durbin Highlights Measure To Allow Student Loan Debt To Be Discharged In Bankruptcy
Supreme Court Clarifies When Creditors Can Collect in Bankruptcy (1)
Where Does Joe Biden Stand On Student Loan Debt?
McKinsey Lays Out New Bankruptcy Disclosure Protocol
Durbin Pushes for Bankruptcy Bill To Wipe Out Borrowers’ Student Loan Debt
Mortgage Closing Scams: How to protect yourself and your closing funds
Governor Hogan announces launch of student debt relief plan called, ‘SmartWork’
Jurisdictional Split for 1692g Written Dispute Requirement Highlighted with Recent Georgia Case
College Costs Aren’t What They Used to Be
Mired In Medical Debt? Federal Plan Would Update Overdue-Bill Collection Methods
We Have Better Gadgets but Much More Debt
CFPB Updates TRID Rule FAQs to Address Construction Loans
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Emerging Bankruptcy Technologies to Assist your Bankruptcy Practice
Date: June 6, 2019
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Presenters: Rachel Foley Esq., Reed Almand, Esq. & James Haller Esq.
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Advanced Topics in Chapter 13 Online Workshop
Date: June 20, 2019
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This panel is in response to the statement, “teach me something I didn’t know.” Designed for attorneys who are already seasoned or strive to be, the program will give participants new and innovative weapons with which to assist their clients.
- Small Business Ch. 13 Issues
- Business debtor’s reporting and accounting
- Valuing a sole proprietorship and “collapsing” the business entity
- Early withdrawal tax penalties as non-priority claims
- Election of short tax year to create pre-petition tax debt in a chapter 7
- 1099-C issues
- Proper application of prior-case payments in refiled chapter 13 cases
- “How to” lien strip an unsecured mortgage, including service and discharge issues
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Chapter 13 Plan Provisions: What Are They Good For?
Date: July 11, 2019
Time: 4:00 PM EST – 5:00 PM EST
Cost: $25 Member / $75 Non Member
Presenters: Henry Sommer, Esq., O. Max Gardner III, Esq. & James Haller, Esq.
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Avoid having unwanted provisions forced upon you and getting non-standard provisions that you want.
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Introduction to Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Online Workshop
Date: July 26, 2019
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Presenters: Edward Boltz, Esq., Hal Nemeth, Esq. & James Haller, Esq.
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Bankruptcy is a world unto itself. This webinar is designed to introduce practitioners to the bankruptcy landscape and will cover the basics of chapter 7 and chapter 13, the difference between the two, and factors to consider when recommending one chapter over another. This program will give new attorneys and staff an introduction to bankruptcy practice.
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