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Print Book with a Download of Forms | Online Book
Whether you handle bankruptcy cases or just need to answer client questions, this book gives you answers. Michigan experts explain consumer and small business bankruptcy, representing debtors or creditors, and litigating in bankruptcy court.
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Print Book with a Download of Forms | Online Book
Learn the best practices for collecting debts and judgments while complying with state and federal law. Explains how to file suit, investigate the debtor, handle postjudgment collections, and use garnishment and execution proceedings effectively.
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Print Book with a Download of Forms | Online Book
Popular handbook covering the 22 most common areas of Michigan practice, from real estate to divorce, employment, probate, debt collection, ADR, and more. Each chapter summarizes the law, gives practical guidance, and includes sample forms.
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Print Book with a Download of Forms | Online Book
Covers creating, perfecting, and enforcing security interests under Michigan's Article 9 of the UCC. Explains how to determine lien priority, and includes a chapter on other Michigan statutory liens on personal property (such as tooling and vehicles).
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Online Book
This book guides you through this complex area--whether you represent the creditor or the debtor. The authors, two experienced debtor-creditor lawyers and a turnaround consultant/professional receiver, share their practical experience and advice.
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On-Demand Seminars
Presented 01/08/24 | On-Demand Seminar
Navigate the options for and pitfalls of collecting a debt for creditors in 2023. Experts share key insights on debt collection, discuss new law on garnishments, and walk through crucial rules to follow under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
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Presented 10/14/24 | On-Demand Seminar
Keep up to date on issues impacting creditors' rights in 2024. Experts share insights on nonconsensual releases after Harrington v Purdue Pharma, debt limits under Subchapter V, state and federal collections laws, receiverships, and more.
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