Advanced Consumer Bankruptcy Roundtable

Take a seat at the table to discuss complex consumer bankruptcy topics with some of Indiana’s brightest legal minds! Though the list of panelists and facilitators is distinguished in its own right, this full-day seminar is well-known for the high-quality discussion added by the attorney attendees.

This annual program will focus on unique and timely topics identified by the chair and panelists (see below). Though specific issues will be raised, this presentation is modified each year to address pressing topics of the times. The day will evolve with the insight of the advanced practitioners gathered around the table. Current topics include: Sovereign Immunity Revisited

• Avoidance Issues Under 524(e)
• New 3002.1 Forms, Specifically the Mid-case Audit
• FHA Principal Supplement and Loss Mitigation Issues
• Claims and Noticing Agents in Consumer Cases Featuring Procedural Observations and Suggestions from the Clerk’s Office
• Bankruptcy Exemptions: The Impact of Electing 100% of Fair Market Value and Other Related Issues
• And more!

This is truly a can't-miss program for the movers and shakers in the world of Bankruptcy Law. Register today and be part of the discussion. 

Featuring: John Hauber, Office of Chapter 13 Trustee; Harley Means, Kroger Gardis & Regas LLP; Chris Muniz, United States Bankruptcy Court; Jessica Owens, Doyle & Foutty PC; Richard Shea, Sawin & Shea LLC; Jess Smith, Tom Scott & Associates PC; Meredith Theisen, Rubin & Levin PC

Chaired by: Chief Judge Jeffrey J. Graham, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Indiana

Proceeds from the program help fund the Neil E. Shook Scholarship of the Indianapolis Bar Foundation for law students interested in creditor’s rights.

This program has been approved for credit in the following jurisdiction(s):

Indiana Office of Admissions and Continuing Education

Credit has been approved with the Indiana Office of Admissions and Continuing Education for 0.50 Author General credits, 6.00 General credits, and 0.50 Speaker General credits.

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Events Policy

RESERVATIONS/CANCELLATIONS FOR LIVE EVENTS.  To ensure the utmost accuracy in our reservation records, the Indianapolis Bar Association cannot accept reservations over the phone for CLE seminars, luncheons, or other programming. Reservations must be delivered or mailed to the Indianapolis Bar Association office or e-mailed to iba@indybar.org. Reservations received less than 24 hours prior to an event and walk-in registrations cannot be guaranteed; they will be accepted on a space-available basis, will include an additional $5 charge, and may not include lunch. Cancellations must be made in writing 48 hours prior to the program to receive a refund. If no cancellation is received, payment is due in full. For arrangements due to physical disability, please call the Indianapolis Bar Association at (317) 269-2000.

RESERVATIONS/CANCELLATIONS FOR ONLINE COURSES.  Your purchase provides a 30 day access from the time of purchase to view and complete the educational requirements of the Indiana CLE Commission.  Failure to complete the online course within 30 days will require you to re-enroll and purchase again in order to view and complete the education program.

NOTE: CLE credit will not be reported to the Indiana Supreme Court Office of Admissions and Continuing Education (Commission) until payment for the course has been received in full.  The Commission will not approve online CLE credit if you previously received credit for the same course.  It is your responsibility to monitor your credits.

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