What You Will Learn: As the economic fall-out of COVID-19 continues, more and more people will seek out forbearances for their home, auto and student loans. The options available are dependent on the type of government-backed loans held by the borrowers. Max Gardner and Jay Patterson will explore the end of forbearance options for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans as well as FHA/VA insured loans. Escrow issues that can play a part of the post-forbearance options.  Previous partial claim modifications are integrated in the decision process as well for FHA loans.  Learn about the many forbearance opportunities available to consumers. This webinar is geared to intermediate practitioners.

 

Why You Should Attend: Learn more about the options available for borrowers at the end of their forbearance plans; why the status of the loan on March 1, 2020 is important; and whether the borrower can maintain their pre-forbearance payment

Section A: Who, What, Why, Where and When
Section B: What laws govern bankruptcy?
Section C: What are the different parties in bankruptcy?
Section D: What are the benefits of filing bankruptcy and generally how does it work?
Section E: Classifications of different types of debt.

 

Section A: Summary
Section B: Chapter 7
Section C: Chapter 13
Section D: Chapter 11

 

Part 3 The Bankruptcy Estate
Part 4 Exemptions
Part 5 The 341 Meeting
Part 6 The Bankruptcy Discharge
Part 7 Enforcing the Discharge Order
Part 8 Top 20 Supreme Court Bankruptcy Cases You Must Know

 

Section A: How are You Going to get Paid?
Section B: Initial client contact
Section C: Pre-filing consideration, should you take the case?
Section D: The client hired you, now what?

 

Section A: Solo or expand?
Section B: Paralegals and staff
Section C: Staff training