Don’t miss this presentation on the basics of drafting wills, as well as the related estate planning considerations, including when clients opt to utilize wills as a primary estate planning tool.
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Regulation F, which was issued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), governs debt collection practices, as well as supplements and expands the requirements of the Federal Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). Join us for this comprehensive overview of the CFPB’s newest regulation, its impact on debt collection, how it allows modern day communication methods, and provides some safe harbors.
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Join us for ISBA’s Wellness Series presented by the Illinois State Bar Association and the Illinois Judges Association.
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Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from a surrogacy agency owner, a trusts and estates attorney, and an escrow manager to gain a better understanding of the journey your clients take during the assisted reproductive technology process.
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As of January 1, 2022, Fannie Mae has new underwriting requirements for lenders and appraisers relating to condos and co-ops containing more than four units.
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Get the information you need to effectively advise your clients on the importance of establishing a power of attorney with this informative presentation.
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Don’t miss this in-depth discussion on defending criminal and civil forfeiture cases with this informative online seminar.
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Don’t miss this discussion on how to work with elderly clients – from identifying who your client is, to understanding the challenges facing both you and your aging client.
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Join us from the comfort of your home or office for this in-depth look at the central panel adjudication model, which is designed to ensure that administrative law judges are employed separately from the agencies that they serve in an effort to provide fair and unbiased judicial decisions.
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Don’t miss Part 2 of this three-part series that explores both qualified immunity under the federal law and tort immunity under Illinois statute, how they are similar and distinct, and how these doctrines have impacted several individual actions.