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Consumer Bankruptcy: FDCPA Claims, Domestic Support Obligations, and the Homestead Exemption
Contains material from Jul 2016
Consumer Bankruptcy: FDCPA Claims, Domestic Support Obligations, and the Homestead Exemption
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I like how this is an assortment of relevant materials for a typical consumer practice, based on a practical approach. This is a scary time for the Texas Homestead that gets during 7s or 13s or even after and chapter 7s (or 13?) discharge, wherein the case remains open for some reason. I'm glad Judge Hale's approach acknowledges that.
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Session 1: The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and the Bankruptcy Claim Process: Debtors' Rights and Remedies under the FDPCA - Explore the developing law governing debtors' ability to sue their creditors in bankruptcy court for violations of the FDCPA.
Session 2: Return of the Smackdown! Use and Abuse of State Court Receiverships - What happens when the judgment debtor files bankruptcy? How does the automatic stay apply? And just who owns the FDCPA claims? Explore these questions in the long-awaited return of this conference favorite.
Session 3: The Domestic Support Obligation in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Cases: The Obligation and Claim the Debtor Must Satisfy - Explore issues a debtor with a domestic support obligation may encounter from the time he files a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case, up to confirmation, and through obtaining a discharge through a question and answer session between a debtor counsel and an Assistant Attorney General from the Child Support Division.
Session 4: What in the World Have They Done to the Texas Homestead Exemption? - From changing applications of the Texas Proceeds Rule to conflicting opinions on whether a Texas Homestead is an interest or a right, the Texas Homestead Exemption has been the subject of increasing controversy in recent years. What has become of this once-unassailable exemption?
Session 2: Return of the Smackdown! Use and Abuse of State Court Receiverships - What happens when the judgment debtor files bankruptcy? How does the automatic stay apply? And just who owns the FDCPA claims? Explore these questions in the long-awaited return of this conference favorite.
Session 3: The Domestic Support Obligation in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Cases: The Obligation and Claim the Debtor Must Satisfy - Explore issues a debtor with a domestic support obligation may encounter from the time he files a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case, up to confirmation, and through obtaining a discharge through a question and answer session between a debtor counsel and an Assistant Attorney General from the Child Support Division.
Session 4: What in the World Have They Done to the Texas Homestead Exemption? - From changing applications of the Texas Proceeds Rule to conflicting opinions on whether a Texas Homestead is an interest or a right, the Texas Homestead Exemption has been the subject of increasing controversy in recent years. What has become of this once-unassailable exemption?
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The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and the Bankruptcy Claim Process: Debtors' Rights and Remedies under the FDPCA (Jul 2016)
Hon. Douglas D. Dodd, Ryan J. Richmond
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Session 1
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The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and the Bankruptcy Claim Process: Debtors' Rights and Remedies under the FDPCA (Jul 2016)
Explore the developing law governing debtors' ability to sue their creditors in bankruptcy court for violations of the FDCPA.
Originally presented: Jul 2016 Consumer Bankruptcy Practice
Hon. Douglas D. Dodd,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Middle District of Louisiana - Baton Rouge, LA
Ryan J. Richmond,
Stewart Robbins & Brown, LLC - Baton Rouge, LA
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Return of the Smackdown! Use and Abuse of State Court Receiverships (Jul 2016)
Michael V. Baumer, Hon. Marvin Isgur, Hon. Douglas D. Dodd
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Session 2
—29 mins
Return of the Smackdown! Use and Abuse of State Court Receiverships (Jul 2016)
What happens when the judgment debtor files bankruptcy? How does the automatic stay apply? And just who owns the FDCPA claims? Explore these questions in the long-awaited return of this conference favorite.
Originally presented: Jul 2016 Consumer Bankruptcy Practice
Michael V. Baumer,
Law Office of Michael Baumer - Austin, TX
Hon. Marvin Isgur,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Texas - Houston, TX
Hon. Douglas D. Dodd,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Middle District of Louisiana - Baton Rouge, LA
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The Domestic Support Obligation in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Cases: The Obligation and Claim the Debtor Must Satisfy (Jul 2016)
Ashley B. Carroll, Tracie M. Shelby
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Session 3
—28 mins
The Domestic Support Obligation in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Cases: The Obligation and Claim the Debtor Must Satisfy (Jul 2016)
Explore issues a debtor with a domestic support obligation may encounter from the time he files a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case, up to confirmation, and through obtaining a discharge through a question and answer session between a debtor counsel and an Assistant Attorney General from the Child Support Division.
Originally presented: Jul 2016 Consumer Bankruptcy Practice
Ashley B. Carroll,
Child Support Division, Office of the Attorney General - Dallas, TX
Tracie M. Shelby,
The Shelby Law Firm - Dallas, TX
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What in the World Have They Done to the Texas Homestead Exemption? (Jul 2016)
Hon. H. DeWayne "Cooter" Hale
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Session 4
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What in the World Have They Done to the Texas Homestead Exemption? (Jul 2016)
From changing applications of the Texas Proceeds Rule to conflicting opinions on whether a Texas Homestead is an interest or a right, the Texas Homestead Exemption has been the subject of increasing controversy in recent years. What has become of this once-unassailable exemption?
Originally presented: Jul 2016 Consumer Bankruptcy Practice
Hon. H. DeWayne "Cooter" Hale,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of Texas - Dallas, TX