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      Bankruptcy for Pro Se Litigants: A Primer on the Law & Client Counseling [CC]

      3 PM EST

      Economic security is essential for maintaining basic needs. The consumer bankruptcy process can serve as a valuable tool for individuals to address debt and overcome credit-related barriers to employment, housing, and more. Join us to learn how to advise low-modest means individuals whether to file bankruptcy and if they do, how to navigate the bankruptcy court system on their own, including the risks of filing a bankruptcy without a lawyer.

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      Attorneys who are assisting low-modest means individuals, whether in person or on virtual legal aid clinics such as ABA Free Legal Answers, need to know how to advise clients trying to navigate the bankruptcy court system on their own. This project is sponsored by the American College of Bankruptcy Foundation .

      Our panelists include the following bankruptcy attorneys:

      • William Kransdorf (Legal Services NYC)
      • Edward Boltz (National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys)
      • David Yen (Legal Aid Chicago)
      • Ramona Morel (City Bar Justice Center)

      Event Details

      Duration

      90

      Format

      Webinar

      Date

      Dec 19, 2024

      2024-12-19T15:00:00-05:00 2024-12-19T16:30:00-05:00 Bankruptcy for Pro Se Litigants: A Primer on the Law & Client Counseling [CC]

      Economic security is essential for maintaining basic needs. The consumer bankruptcy process can serve as a valuable tool for individuals to address debt and overcome credit-related barriers to employment, housing, and more. Join us to learn how to advise low-modest means individuals whether to file bankruptcy and if they do, how to navigate the bankruptcy court system on their own, including the risks of filing a bankruptcy without a lawyer.

      Sponsors

      Pro Bono & Public Service

      External Sponsors

      American College of Bankruptcy Foundation

      Panelists

      David S Yen
      Edward C Boltz
      Ramona Morel
      William Kransdorf

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      MCLE Information

      The ABA will seek 1.50 general CLE credit hours in 60-minute states, and 1.80 general CLE credit hours in 50-minute states. Credit hours are estimated and are subject to each state’s approval and credit rounding rules.

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