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 | Whether you’re brand new to bankruptcy and looking for the most informative training or have already gotten your feet wet but need some help with the nuances, Max’s hand-picked attorney instructors can help you avoid common pitfalls, build your skills, enhance your client service and make the most of your bankruptcy cases.
This six-chapter course walks you line by line through the Petition and Schedules A through J, explaining which information needs to be verified, where to find information, how jurisdictional differences may impact your case, how to value assets and liabilities, where the most common pitfalls lie for bankruptcy attorneys and their clients and much more.
View the materials at your convenience for a period of 90 days.
Total Running Time: 6:33:03
Upon completion, you will receive a certificate of completion that you may submit to your state's CLE governing body to apply for credit. This course has not been specifically approved in your state and may or may not be eligible depending on your state's specific requirements. | Formats Available: Streaming
| Original Seminar Date: August 08, 2012 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now | Approved Credit: MGBBC: 12.75 hours Total General Hours
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 | The Statement of Financial Affairs is a critical piece of your client's bankruptcy filing, and it's important not only to make sure that you've properly gathered all of the information necessary to complete the form, but to ensure that the information provided therein reconciles with the Petition and Schedules. Veteran bankruptcy attorneys Dan Press and Brett Weiss walk you through the Statement, possible pitfalls and misunderstandings, information sources and everything else you need to know to put together your client's Statement of Financial Affairs.
View at your convenience over a period of 90 days.
Total Running Time: 1:45:32
Upon completion, you will receive a certificate of completion that you may submit to your state's CLE governing body to apply for credit. This course has not been specifically approved in your state and may or may not be eligible depending on your state's specific requirements.
| Formats Available: Streaming
| Original Seminar Date: August 11, 2012 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now | Approved Credit: MGBBC: 1.75 hours Total General Hours
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 | Perhaps more than any other piece of the bankruptcy filing, the means test requires professional judgment and offers real opportunities for advocacy on behalf of your client. Unfortunately, your petition preparation software may make assumptions that aren't beneficial to your clients. This 4+ hour detailed review of the means test highlights the areas where you have flexibility in how to list, explains where to find the information you need, what sort of documentation may be required and the case law that governs completion of the means test.
View at your convenience over a period of 90 days.
Total Running Time: 4:35:33
Upon completion, you will receive a certificate of completion that you may submit to your state's CLE governing body to apply for credit. This course has not been specifically approved in your state and may or may not be eligible depending on your state's specific requirements. | Formats Available: Streaming
| | Approved Credit: MGBBC: 4.50 hours Total General Hours
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 | A detailed, line-by line walk-through of the consumer bankruptcy petition, schedules, Statement of Financial Affairs and means test, presented by veteran bankruptcy attorneys Dan Press and Brett Weiss.
This package includes the 6-chapter Bankruptcy Petition and Schedules video, the Statement of Financial Affairs individual video and the 4-chapter Means Test Video for one low, combined price.
View materials at your convenience over a period of 90 days.
Total Running Time: 12:54:08
Upon completion, you will receive a certificate of completion that you may submit to your state's CLE governing body to apply for credit. This course has not been specifically approved in your state and may or may not be eligible depending on your state's specific requirements. | Formats Available: Streaming
| | Approved Credit: MGBBC: 12.75 hours Total General Hours
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 | New Bankruptcy Rules 3001 and 3002.1 took effect on December 1, 2011, and they provide significant additional protections for bankruptcy debtors and create some additional work for and put some additional responsibilities on servicers and their attorneys. Max Gardner walks through the benefits for debtors, what debtors' attorneys need to know and do to make the most of those new protections, pitfalls for mortgage servicers and their attorneys, and the new remedies available to debtors and consumer lawyers.
Learn what's necessary to fulfill the new requirements, what to watch for on the new forms, why some mortgage servicers may opt not to file Proofs of Claim under the new rules, how the availability of sanctions may change the way debtors' attorneys address deficient Proofs of Claim and which questions remain unanswered as we move forward under the new rules. This video is filled with important information for consumer bankruptcy attorneys...or creditors' attorneys who might be interested in complying with the new requirements.
View at your convenience over a period of 90 days. | Formats Available: Streaming Runtime: 120
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 | Discharge violations are the single biggest source of revenue for Max's consumer bankruptcy practice. If you are not pursuing these claims, you are not protecting your client to your fullest capibilities and you are leaving a lot of money on the table for both you and your client.
In this seminar, Max explains the best possible ways to protect your client from creditors attempting to collect on debts that have already been discharged. Do more for your clients and make sure you and your client receive all that you are entitled to receive for these recurring violations. | Formats Available: Streaming
| Original Seminar Date: February 22, 2012 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now | MORE INFO |
 | Most foreclosures in judicial foreclosure states are resolved on motions for summary judgment. Many, and perhaps most, of the summary judgment motions filed by the mortgage servicers can be defeated. This seminar will give you the tools that are needed to defeat these summary judgment motions This seminar will also be useful to attorneys opposing motions for relief from the automatic state in bankruptcy cases and to attorneys in nonjudicial foreclosure states when facing the need to file their own motions for summary judgment in injunctive actions filed to halt foreclosures.
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Attendee Takeaways:
*Learn how to analyze and attack the affidavits filed by mortgage loan servicers *Learn how to use the Rules of Evidence in opposing summary judgment affidavits *Learn what documents must be attached to a mortgage servicer’s summary judgment affidavits *Learn how to prepare appropriate homeowner affidavits and statements of opposing material facts
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| Original Seminar Date: November 11, 2011 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now | MORE INFO |
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