By William H. Brown, Editor and Advisor, Academy for Consumer Bankruptcy Education, Inc. (d/b/a ConsiderChapter13.org) Members of the Academy and regular speakers at NACTT’s annual seminars were recently elected as Fellows of the American College of Bankruptcy, representing recognition by the College of the important contributions by those in the consumer bankruptcy system. Newly elected Fellows, who are to be...
Litigation In Bankruptcy Court: It Can Be A Trying Ordeal – Conclusion
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Tom Waldron, a former bankruptcy judge and current Advisor to the NACTT Academy, lives in Tucson, AZ.[email protected].
To conclude this series on litigation in the bankruptcy court, this article will consider certain trial tactics and post-trial proceedings.
A. MOST IMPORTANT
The most important trial tactic is Preparation. It would be foolish to suggest that this short article could reveal all the trial tactics which would provide a certain path to litigation success. Having . . .
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