Date: Thursday, June 12, 2025

Time: 3:00-4:15 PM (ET)

 

Member price: $35

Non-member price: $85

 

Speakers: Brian D. Flick, Esq. and David Fleck, Esq.

 

Description: Deed fraud was presented at NACBA’s 33rd Annual Convention in Hollywood. The feedback was fantastic! Attendees were left wanting more! They wanted to learn more about the intersection of deed fraud and bankruptcy with a little less focus on evidence, and NACBA listens. So, this encore presentation will do a deeper dive into deed fraud and bankruptcy. Deed fraud is not just a celebrity issue. In this eye-opening session, experts will dive into the recent Graceland case to uncover how this scheme plays out and, crucially, how we can protect everyday consumer who lack the resources of major estates. Join us to explore practical steps, effective legal strategies, including how bankruptcy is becoming the leading remedy to help consumers save properties from scam foreclosures and to defend against this growing threat.

Master the Fight, Win the Case with the American Bankruptcy Litigation Institute, NACBA’s premier training program designed to sharpen your litigation skills and give you the competitive edge in bankruptcy practice.

 

This intensive, hands-on program equips consumer bankruptcy attorneys with the tools and strategies needed to effectively litigate against creditors, servicers and debt collectors. Whether you're looking to refine your trial techniques, strengthen your case strategies or gain deeper insights into bankruptcy litigation, this is the training you’ve been waiting for.

 

The American Bankruptcy Litigation Institute will officially launch at NACBA’s Members-Only Fall Workshop, taking place Oct. 13-15 in Dallas, Texas. This exclusive event will offer a dynamic learning experience led by top experts in the field, providing practical insights and real-world litigation tactics you can immediately apply to your practice.

 

Graduates of this program will receive a certificate of completion for the year and a digital badge to showcase your achievement on your email signature and practice’s website. Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your litigation skills, expand your professional network and gain the recognition you deserve. Secure your spot today and get in on the ground floor. NACBA is working to bring you even more from ABLI like:

 

• Specialty Webinars
• Special Listserv just for ABLI participants
• Access to the experts
• Access to a specialized library of documents

The consumer bankruptcy world is watching closely as a critical issue heads to the U.S. Supreme Court in Bronitsky v. Saldana. The case, now pending in a petition for certiorari, asks whether Chapter 13 debtors may continue contributing to retirement accounts at the expense of unsecured creditors. The Ninth Circuit said yes. The petitioning Chapter 13 trustee says absolutely not. And the National Consumer Bankruptcy Rights Center (NCBRC) is paying close attention.

 

If the Court grants certiorari, NCBRC stands ready to join the fight directly.