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You don’t want to miss this session. Our experts will be discussing how to review mortgage claims, easily calculate escrow shortages and how to use Bankruptcy Rule 3002.1 to your client’s advantage while earning additional attorneys fees for litigating creditor errors and omissions.

The Panel will discuss

How to read a mortgage proof of claim and identify what is important
What’s required under Bankruptcy Rule 3001?
How to spot errors
What to do when you find errors
Introduction to 3002.1 a.
Requirements for lenders
Forms that must be used
Information that must be disclosed
Changes to 3002.1 effective December 1, 2018 2)
Use of 3002.1 in bankruptcy court to challenge fees and payment changes
Example cases and briefs
Results for clients and
Attorneys fees for debtor’s counsel
Use of 3002.1 along with other rules (e.g. Reg X) to bring suits against mortgage companies outside of bankruptcy court.
FDCPA
FCRA
TILA
RESPA
Why you should attend?

You will save time if you learn how to efficiently review mortgage claims and payment change notices. Stand out from your local collegues by being able to spot and litigate errors and earn additional attorneys fees for each case.

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