Amending Schedules in Bankruptcy
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Avoiding Costly Mistakes in the Amendment Process
The amendment process, and even the necessity for amendment, differs depending upon the stage of the bankruptcy case and whether your debtor is in Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. Know when a motion for leave to amend is required, the common mistake associated with amended schedules, when modification of the plan is required in conjunction with amended schedules, and how to protect yourself and your Chapter 7 client when omitted debts are discovered post-discharge.
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Welcome Message -
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MAXimizing Initial Client Contact -
Could Your Client’s Mortgage be Unsecured Debt? -
MAXimizing Returns for You and Your Client -
The Art and Science of Telephone Taping -
Daily Interest Mortgages -
Enforcing Your Clients' Discharge -
1306 v. 1327 Plans - What's the Difference? -
Continuing the Automatic Stay in Subsequent Filing Cases -
Abandoning Property the Right Way -
Employing Professionals in Bankruptcy -
The Disabled Debtor -
Modifying Chapter 13 Plans -
The Mortgage Proof of Claim Checklist -
Objections to Proofs of Claim -
Getting Inside the Other Side of Mortgaging Servicing -
1306 Plans and Approval of Settlements -
HAMP, HARP and TARP -
Avoiding Second Mortgages in Bankruptcy -
Pre-Petition FDCPA Claims in Bankruptcy -
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