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Representing the Pro Bono Client: Consumer Law Basics 2016
Chair(s):
Robert W. Murphy
Practice Area:
Banking, Litigation, Pro Bono
Published:
Jul 2016
ISBN:
N/A
PLI Item #:
150593
CHB Spine #:
67
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Outline
Chapter 2. Sample Dunning Letters
Chapter 3. Using the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Step One: How to Write a Dispute Letter
Chapter 4. List of Consumer Reporting Agencies, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (2015)
Chapter 5. Criminal Background Checks and Credit Reports (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 6. Fair Credit Reporting: A Litigation Primer (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 7. A Primer on Automobile Sales Fraud
Chapter 8. A Primer on Automobile Fraud (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 9. Representing the Unsecured Debtor and Defending Unsecured Debt Collection Outline
Chapter 10. Mortgage Servicing Litigation Outline
Chapter 11. Sample Request for Owner Information
Chapter 12. Sample Notice of Error
Chapter 13. Sample FHA, RESPA, ECOA Counterclaims
Chapter 14. Sample Regulation X, FDCPA Complaint
Chapter 15. Sample HAMP Denial Appeal Letter
Chapter 16. Sample Sanctions Warning Letter, Discharge Injunction Violation
Chapter 17. Sample Objection to Proof of Claim
Chapter 18. Sample Objection to Notice of Mortgage Payment Change
Chapter 19. Sample Qualified Written Request Bankruptcy/Pending Modification/Transfer
Chapter 20. Sample Motion for Sanctions
Chapter 21. Sample General Complaint Template
Chapter 22. Mortgage Servicing Litigation (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 23. Forms: To Assist Clients with Federal Loan Issues
Chapter 24. Student Loans: A Basic Overview (PowerPoint slides)
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