Dates: April 24-27, 2025 Location: Loews Hotel Hollywood, Hollywood, CA
Join NACBA in Hollywood from April 24-27, 2025, at the stylish Loews Hollywood. NACBA has secured a special low rate of only $259 a night. The inventory is limited. Room rate will expire on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, or until sold out.
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All March Long: The Ultimate NACBA Bundle – Join & Register for $1,149! Join NACBA + Register for the Annual Convention for just $1,149! This limited-time bundle gives you:
✅ Full NACBA membership benefits ✅ Access to the must-attend convention in Hollywood ✅ Exclusive member resources, networking and CLE opportunities Don’t miss this all-in-one deal—it’s only available throughout March 31!
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Date: Thursday, March 20, 2025 Time: 3-4:30 PM (ET) Speakers: Hon. Elizabeth L. Gunn, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge, D.C.; Ed Boltz, Law Offices of John Orcutt, NACBA Board; and Jenny L. Doling, J. DOLING LAW, PC, NACBA Vice President Member Price: $35 Non-Member Price: $85 Description: Navigating the complexities of consumer bankruptcy requires legal expertise and a strong ethical foundation. In this webinar, attorneys will explore how to effectively advocate for clients in the pre-bankruptcy planning phase while maintaining the highest standards of ethical practice.
Our expert speakers will delve into the key strategies for protecting clients' assets during this critical stage, offering practical insights into legally permissible asset protection techniques. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the ethical considerations involved, ensuring that they act in the best interests of their clients without crossing ethical lines or engaging in fraudulent conduct.
We must help our clients to understand there is a trade off in bankruptcy whereby the client benefits greatly from eliminating debt in exchange for the liquidation of non-exempt assets. However, we also have a duty to assist our clients in maximizing the benefit and protections under the Bankruptcy Code. Could failure to advise a client of their options be malpractice? If counsel is inexperienced in exemption planning, must they refer the client to experienced counsel who will work to protect the client? This session will cover: 1. Ethical guidelines for pre-bankruptcy planning 2. Balancing aggressive asset protection strategies with compliance 3. Recognizing and avoiding fraudulent transfers 4. Practical tips for maintaining transparent, honest client relationships and managing client expectations 5. How to navigate our advocacy duties and when to refer a client to more experienced counsel Whether you are new to bankruptcy law or a seasoned professional, this webinar will help you refine your advocacy approach, ensuring that you protect your clients' financial future without compromising your professional integrity.
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Date: April 24, 2025
Time: 8 AM - 3:50 PM
Moderator: Jenny L. Doling, Esq.
Speakers:
1. Arnold H. Wuhrman, Esq
2. Jolene Tanner, Assistant United States Attorney and Chief of the Tax Section at the U.S. Attorney's Office, in the Central District of California
3. Lisa O. Nelson, Esq.
4. Najah J. Shariff, Assistant United States Attorney, U.S. Attorney's Office, Central District of California
Join us for a comprehensive, all-day continuing education program designed for bankruptcy attorneys eager to deepen their understanding of the intersection between bankruptcy and tax law.
In this intensive session, you’ll gain crucial insights into the nuances of discharging tax liabilities in bankruptcy—a complex process that, when mishandled, can expose your practice to significant malpractice risks. Learn how to navigate these challenges with confidence and precision, while also mastering strategies to give your clients viable pathways for tax debt resolution.
This intensive pre-conference session will help you master how to handle tax liens and the risk they pose in Chapter 7 because the homestead exemption does not apply to the IRS. It will cover the various approaches to proposing Chapter 13 plans, when to propose interest, when to file claims for taxing authorities, whether you can seek damages for a stay or discharge violation by a taxing authority, and how to get liens released after bankruptcy.
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Dates: Oct. 13-15, 2025 The Adolphus Dallas, Texas
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Jurisdiction: 5th Cir.
Date: Feb. 26, 2025
Holding: The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the bankruptcy court’s finding that the Wylys willfully violated the discharge injunction by attempting to collect on discharged debts through a state court action, holding them in civil contempt and awarding damages and attorney’s fees to Eichor.
Code/Rule: 11 U.S.C. §§ 524(a), 727
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The National Consumer Bankruptcy Rights Center (NCBRC) is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to protecting the integrity of the bankruptcy system and preserving the rights of consumer bankruptcy debtors. NCBRC provides assistance either by working directly with debtors’ attorneys or by filing amicus briefs in courts throughout the country. Consider supporting NCBRC today!
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