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Consumer Bankruptcy: RESPA, 3002.1 Notices, and Mortgage-Related Documents
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Consumer Bankruptcy: RESPA, 3002.1 Notices, and Mortgage-Related Documents
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Session 1: RESPA's Impact on Chapter 13 and Monthly Escrow Payments - Attorneys representing debtors and mortgage servicers in Chapter 13 cases frequently must address thorny issues regarding how mortgage payments are calculated and applied, both before and after a Chapter 13 case is filed. See how the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act may (RESPA) be employed and enforced to help borrowers in bankruptcy obtain loan servicing information and to correct loan servicing errors with respect to their mortgage loans.
Session 2: New Forms and Rule 3002.1 Notices - December 1, 2015, brought considerable change to a number of official bankruptcy forms designed to make the creditor process simpler. Review these new forms and their instructions, with particular attention to new Rule 3002.1 forms: Notice of Final Cure Payment (Form 4100N) and the Response to Notice of Final Cure Payment (Form 4100R).
Session 3: The Importance of Evidence: Mortgage-Related Documents - Chapter 7 trustees from each Texas district focus on recent decisions, trends, and issues arising in each district, identifying traps and tips to help you avoid disaster for your client.
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RESPA's Impact on Chapter 13 and Monthly Escrow Payments (Jul 2016)
Theodore O. "Thad" Bartholow III, Brian S. Engel
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RESPA's Impact on Chapter 13 and Monthly Escrow Payments (Jul 2016)
Attorneys representing debtors and mortgage servicers in Chapter 13 cases frequently must address thorny issues regarding how mortgage payments are calculated and applied, both before and after a Chapter 13 case is filed. See how the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act may (RESPA) be employed and enforced to help borrowers in bankruptcy obtain loan servicing information and to correct loan servicing errors with respect to their mortgage loans.
Originally presented: Jul 2016 Consumer Bankruptcy Practice
Theodore O. "Thad" Bartholow III,
Kellett & Bartholow PLLC - Dallas, TX
Brian S. Engel,
Barrett Daffin Frappier Turner & Engel, LLP - Austin, TX
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New Forms and Rule 3002.1 Notices (Jul 2016)
Caroline Neerman, Hon. Eduardo V. Rodriguez
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New Forms and Rule 3002.1 Notices (Jul 2016)
December 1, 2015, brought considerable change to a number of official bankruptcy forms designed to make the creditor process simpler. Review these new forms and their instructions, with particular attention to new Rule 3002.1 forms: Notice of Final Cure Payment (Form 4100N) and the Response to Notice of Final Cure Payment (Form 4100R).
Originally presented: Jul 2016 Consumer Bankruptcy Practice
Caroline Neerman,
Office of Deborah B. Langehennig, Chapter 13 Trustee - Austin, TX
Hon. Eduardo V. Rodriguez,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Texas - McAllen, TX
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The Importance of Evidence: Mortgage-Related Documents (Jul 2016)
Hon. David R. Jones, Veronica A. Polnick
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The Importance of Evidence: Mortgage-Related Documents (Jul 2016)
The rules of evidence play an important role in the consumer bankruptcy process, most notably in the treatment of mortgage-related documents. Review how the rules apply to the introduction of these documents, objections to their introduction, and how the rules may assist you in overcoming objections.
Originally presented: Jul 2016 Consumer Bankruptcy Practice
Hon. David R. Jones,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Texas - Houston, TX
Veronica A. Polnick,
The Polnick Law Firm, PLLC - Houston, TX