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Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Government Websites
United States Trustee Program: www.justice.gov
Credit Counseling Information: www.justice.gov
Debtor Audit Information: www.justice.gov
Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Legal Research Websites
Cornell Law School:
Bankruptcy Overview: http://topics.law.cornell.edu
Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure: www.law.cornell.edu
Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Bankruptcy Organization Websites
National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys: www.nacba.org
American Bankruptcy Institute: www.abiworld.org
National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges: www.ncbj.org
Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Pro Bono Resource Websites
National Legal Aid and Defender Association: www.nlada.org
Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law: www.povertylaw.org
American College of Bankruptcy Foundation: www.americancollegeofbankruptcy.com
Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Consumer Organization Websites
National Consumer Law Center: www.nclc.org
National Association of Consumer Advocates: www.consumeradvocates.org
Americans For Fairness In Lending: http://americansforfairnessinlending.wordpress.com
Mortgage Servicing and Loan Modifications: Introduction to Sample Pleadings
The digital version of this treatise includes under “Pleadings and Discovery” over 200 sample pleadings relating to injunction against sale, federally financed housing, RESPA, HOEPA, HAMP loan modifications, MERS, fraud and UDAP claims, land installment sales contracts, TILA rescission, servicing abuses, foreclosure rescue scams, bankruptcy, and other subjects. The pleadings include complaints, discovery requests, motions, briefs, proposed orders, and more.
Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Introduction
The Official Forms necessary to commence a case are reproduced in Appendix D, supra. These forms are included as sample completed bankruptcy schedules illustrating how to prepare an initial filing. Other Official Forms are included in blank format.
Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Form 8 Motion for Exemption from Credit Counseling and Financial Education Requirement Based on Incapacity, Disability, or Active Military Duty
Motion to Exempt Debtor from Credit Counseling and Financial Education Requirement
Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Exhibit A
Debtor’s Request for Production of Documents Directed to [name] Mortgage Company
The Debtor, [name], by her counsel, and pursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 2004, makes this request for production of documents directed to [name] Mortgage Company. Defendant is requested to produce the documents described below at the Rule 2004 examination to be held as ordered by the Bankruptcy Court.
DEFINITIONS
Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Exhibit A
Exhibit A
[attorney], Legal Department
[state] Department of Transportation, [address]
RE: [debtor], [address], Operator’s License [number]
Dear [name]: