Report on Los Angeles Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Seminar
posted in Bankruptcy Training Seminars |On Friday, October 30, 2009, the Chapter 13 Training Seminar was held at the TravelLodge in Los Angeles, California. Clay Holland of MyBankruptcyAssistant.Com was the instructor for this class and Victoria Ring was present remotely to address questions from the students.
After the seminar was over, Clay Holland submitted the following report:
I just returned home from a trip to Los Angeles California where I had the opportunity to teach Victoria Ring’s Chapter 13 Seminar materials to five attendees. There were three attorneys present, a paralegal, and a Virtual Bankruptcy Assistant.
Larry Smith has a very successful practice. In fact he said that he has a good economy practice and a bad economy practice, so with the state of the economy, he was there to learn how to enhance his bad economy practice. Larry had a lot of valuable input to share with the class.
Another attorney, Pete Hatfield, told us about how he used to have a private practice with two of his daughters who are attorneys, but after they moved on and left the practice, he did not want to run it by himself, and has been doing corporate law for about 12 years. His employer is relocating to another state, and since he has decided to stay in California, he is going to reopen his practice, including doing bankruptcy work and wanted to get a jump start by attending the seminar. I am sure he will do great!
The third attorney in attendance, Rudy Bunagan, has been doing Chapter 7s for a long time but has been referring Chapter 13s to other attorneys. Rather than continuing to lose this revenue, Rudy decided to attend the Chapter 13 seminar to learn how to handle these cases.
Our paralegal in attendance, Angela Cooper, works for a law firm with about 40 attorneys, and has been preparing bankruptcy petitions since the mid 1990’s. She really knows her stuff, and it was good to see her there to learn even more about Chapter 13s.
Rounding out our attendees, we had Dee Medlin of http://www.T11VA.com with us. Dee is a former software developer that wanted to be able to work from home, and when she found out about the virtual bankruptcy assistant concept, jumped in with both feet. That was nearly three years ago, and today she has 12 attorneys that she prepares petitions for.
Our most popular topic at the seminar was cramming down debts on vehicles, and stripping mortgages on houses, which are skills that are taught in the Chapter 13 seminar.
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Clay Holland
http://www.mybankruptcyassistant.com