About the Program
Learn about these changes:
- Over 150 Amendments
- Major changes to Chapter 7 Consumer Provisions
- Major changes to Chapter 13 Consumer Provisions
- New rules of procedure
- “Abuse” and the new Means Test
- Changes to dischargeability, serial filings, and preferences
- Changes to Chapters 11 and 12
- New Chapter 15
On April 20, 2005, sweeping bankruptcy legislation, the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 ("the Act") was signed into law. Ending eight years of legislative wrangling, the Act makes the most significant changes to the Bankruptcy Code since 1978.
Learn from experienced Wisconsin bankruptcy practitioners what these dramatic changes will mean to your Wisconsin bankruptcy practice.These changes will affect your clients, your practice – and you. Attend No Small Change: The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, a full day seminar presented by State Bar of Wisconsin CLE Seminars in conjunction with the Bankruptcy, Insolvency and Creditor's Right Section of
the State Bar of Wisconsin.
Purchasing an on-demand education event means that you agree to the terms of use. Only the purchaser will have access to the on-demand education event and credits. On-demand education cannot be used to obtain ethics and professional responsibility credits. After the purchase the customer will get immediate access to the event via myStateBar for 90 days.
