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Practice Strategies for a Down Economy Series:
Advising the Homeowner in Default

11/19/09 Ann Arbor | CLE: 2.25 | Level: Intermediate

Cosponsored by the Real Property Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan

Foreclosures are at an all time high and homeowners are bewildered about their legal rights. Get the basic training and skills you need to help Michigan homeowners who are in financial distress. This program will provide a comprehensive overview of the foreclosure process and how to effectively represent your clients at every stage.

Attend and learn to:

Determine what your client's best options are, whether it is a loan modification or a deed in lieu of foreclosure
Effectively negotiate with lenders to your client's best advantage
Guide your clients through the short sale process
Assess whether bankruptcy is an appropriate avenue for your client
Advise clients on how to repair their credit

This seminar is free to legal aid attorneys. Call ICLE at (877) 229-4350 to register.

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