5/15/15 – San Fernando Valley Bar Association; The Messed Up Chapter 13 Plan and the Hunt Through the Brier Patch

From Steve Fox:

Dear All:

Friday’s program has a little bit of everything, some fun, some serious detective work, some argument, some collaboration and something to learn.

In recent weeks, a small number of attorneys have been putting together the most flawed chapter 13 plan they can devise. Some flaws are obvious; others are subtle. Some flaws are policy issues; some flaws are red herrings. Some tweaks to the plan are meant to stir thought. The program will require all attending attorneys and judges to form into small groups and to put their heads together and develop lists of these flaws. The groups with the best lists will earn prizes. When time for the groups is up, we will reconvene as a whole and analyze the plan together.

If you do not do chapter 13 work, you still want to attend the program. One, creditor attorneys will enjoy finding the flaws and issues. Second, you will learn a lot about plan drafting and that learning can transfer over to chapter 11 plans. Third, most MCLE programs could be a lot more interesting; this one will be.

For most MCLE, attorneys sit are receive information.  At this program, you get to give. You do receive a good lunch as part of the price.

Remember that parking is free, the charges are cheaper than any downtown or Westside bar association and the programming is superior.

Here are the particulars:

San Fernando Valley Bar Association
Attention: Linda Temkin
5567 Reseda Blvd., Ste 200
Tarzana, CA 91356
Telephone (818) 227-0490 ext.105
Facsimile (818) 227-0499
E-mail: events@sfvba.org

Date: May 15, 2015
Time: 12 noon to 1:30 p.m. (give or take)
CLE: 1 and ¼ hour general

Charges:
Member $30.00
Non-Members $40.00
Member at Door $40.00
Non-Member at Door $50.00
Special government attorney rate: $15.00 (with advance reservation)

Materials: Provided at the program
Parking: Free behind the building.

Sincerely,
Steven R. Fox
Law Offices of Steven R. Fox
SRFox@FoxLaw.com

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