Board meeting being held at Hungry Hunter 180 S Airport Blvd S San Francisco, CA 94080 (650) 873-5131 Right on the corner of Airport and Mitchell right up against the freeway 101. Members are urged to attend. You do not have to register to attend as its open to all members, but would appreciate it so we know how to set up the room.

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The unvarnished truth about the judgment recovery business. A 'crash course' for new businesses, taught by CAJP's Education Chair and other accomplished individuals within CAJP. A realistic look at judgment recovery, what works, what doesn't, pitfalls to avoid. The student will find it helpful to have a basic knowledge of the judgment collection process. To get the most out of this class, you should have a working knowledge of the general process and vocabulary terms in a post-judgment Judgment Recovery scenario

Join speakers Oscar Marquis and Brian Bradley from Microbilt as they explain the new rules from the Federal Trade Commission regarding FACTA and the Red Flag rules. This webinar will explain what the new rules are, how they pertain to your business and how you can prepare to be in compliance with new rules. After the presentation the speakers will answer questions from the audience.

Author Biography Patrick Bulmer is the principal receiver of California Receivership Services, focusing on judgment enforcement and fraudulent transfer receiverships. Mr. Bulmer is a founding member of California Association of Judgment Professionals and is a member of the Bay Area and Sacramento Valley chapters of the California Receivers Forum. Mr. Bulmer has been working in judgment enforcement for over ten years and has over 15 years experience in small business management and technology consulting. Mr. Bulmer regularly lectures on judgment enforcement and receiverships, and serves on the Butte County Superior Court Volunteer Mediation Panel. California Receivership Services is available for appointments throughout the State of California.

Christopher M. Riser is a partner of Riser Adkisson LLP, a law firm with offices in Athens, Georgia and Newport Beach, California. He earned his undergraduate, graduate, and law degrees from UNC-Chapel Hill, and his Master of Laws in Estate Planning from the University of Miami. He is admitted to practice law in North Carolina and Georgia, and as a solicitor in England. He is Chairman of the Asset Protection Planning Committee of the American Bar Association’s Section of Real Property, Trust and Estates Law, and is co-author, with his law partner, Jay D. Adkisson, of Asset Protection: Concepts and Strategies (McGraw-Hill, 2004).

Jay D. Adkisson is an attorney in private practice with the firm of Riser Adkisson LLP, with his office in Newport Beach, California. Mr. Adkisson received his B.A. and J.D. degrees from the University of Oklahoma, and was a member of the Oklahoma Law Review. He is admitted to practice law in California, Oklahoma and Texas, as well as various federal district and appellate courts nationwide. Mr. Adkisson concentrates his practice on creditor-debtor planning and commercial litigation. Mr. Adkisson is one of the authors of "Asset Protection: Concepts and Strategies" (McGraw-Hill 2004), and a regular lecturer at American Bar Association and state and local bar association conferences on the topic of wealth preservation planning.

Doubletree San Jose 2050 Gateway Place San Jose, CA 95110

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Conference topics:

Bankruptcy discharge - Renew the Judgment and Enforce the Judgment Lien after the Bankruptcy Case Closes - presented by Ron Sargis, Esq.
We will review the rules to enforce judgment liens, discuss effective enforcement strategies, and what to do after the debtor has obtained a discharge.

Skiptracing Secrets - presented by Michael Dores.
Master-skiptracer Michael Dores, founder of Merlin Information Services, will discuss the latest skiptracing techniques and challenges.

Fraudulent Transfers - presented by Jay Adkisson, Esq.
What you need to know about fraudulent transfers

Motion for Private Place Order & Levy - presented by Raymond R Goldstein, Esq.
How private is private: When do we need a Private Place Order and when can it be argued that we don’t? Obtaining the Order: “…describe with particularity…”, “…probable cause…”, sounds like 4th amendment stuff, I thought this was Civil? Through hypotheticals, we’ll discuss effective drafting of both moving papers and proposed orders.

The Collection Code - presented by Patrick Bulmer
Should debtors' prison be revived? Does the corrupt debtor belong in jail? Are there two classes of debtors: one honestly broke; and one dishonestly "judgment-proof"? Patrick Bulmer takes a historical and sometimes humorous look at judgment enforcement law throughout the United States; where it's been, where it is now, and where it's going.

Your worst nightmare - the debtor hired an attorney - presented by Roger R Rubin, Esq.
A judgment debtor is not defenseless and some debtor's attorneys know how to do more than blow smoke

Judgment Enforcement from the Trenches - a panel featuring some of CAJP's past presidents and other established judgment recovery specialists

Networking luncheon included on Saturday.

Topics subject to change without notice

Special conference room rates can be found by following this link to Doubletree San Jose Limited room block - subject to availability

Short board meeting

>> For registration and pricing please scroll to the bottom of the page

The unvarnished truth about the judgment recovery business. A crash course for new businesses, taught by the CAJP Education Chair and other accomplished individuals within CAJP. A realistic look at judgment recovery, what works, what does not, and pitfalls to avoid. The student will find it helpful to have a basic knowledge of the judgment collection process. To get the most out of this class, you should have a working knowledge of the general process and vocabulary terms in a post-judgment Judgment Recovery scenario. Includes a copy of the book How to Collect When You Win a Lawsuit in California.

A comprehensive training session for new businesses. To get the most out of this class, you should have a working knowledge of the general process and vocabulary terms in a post-judgment Judgment Recovery scenario.

TOPICS include:

1) Intellectual/Intangible property - seizing domain names, patents, copyrights and trademarks - presented by Jason H Fisher, Esq.

2) Opposing motions to Vacate and Claims of Excemption... and more - presented by Rex L Brady, Esq.

3) Motion to Compel/Sanctions and Order to Show Cause re Contempt - presented by Bryan Sampson, Esq. and Mary Fickel, Esq.

4) The Benefits to forcing an involuntary bankruptcy / how to work with bankruptcy trustees to maximize proceeds from the bankruptcy estate - presented by Howard Ehrenberg, Esq.

5) How to profit from the lucrative market of bank judgments - presented by Allan E Jones

6) Understanding Charging Order - an effective remedy to reach a judgment debtor's partnership interest - presented by Jay D Adkisson, Esq.

7) Special Live Panel - Judgment Enforcement in Action - featuring CAJP's Honorary members (The Hon. Judge James J Brown, Richard Enkelis, Esq., Ronald Sargis, Esq. & Jay D Adkisson, Esq.)


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Included in the registration price is a buffet networking lunch on Saturday and Continental breakfast both Saturday and Sunday.

Special conference room rates can be found by following this link to Hyatt Regency Irvine Limited room block - subject to availability

The unvarnished truth about the judgment recovery business. A 'crash course' for new businesses, taught by CAJP's Education Chair and other accomplished individuals within CAJP. A realistic look at judgment recovery, what works, what doesn't, pitfalls to avoid. The student will find it helpful to have a basic knowledge of the judgment collection process. To get the most out of this class, you should have a working knowledge of the general process and vocabulary terms in a post-judgment Judgment Recovery scenario. Includes a copy of NOLO Press book How to Collect when You win a Lawsuit.

Asset investigations are the heart of a judgment collection business. Learn how to conduct a thorough asset investigation in a full-day workshop presented by noted author and investigator Ron Mendell. Every student will be provided a copy of Mr. Mendell's book, now in its third printing, "How to do Financial Asset Investigations". Register before March 1st for the 'early bird' discount. A limited number of rooms are available at $99.00 at the Doubletree. Contact the hotel (408-453-4000) and ask for the CAJP rate or click on 'book a room' at www.dtsj.com and enter 'CAJ' into the 'Group/Convention Code' segment.

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Some of the topics include:

1) An examination of what exactly is a judgment.

2) The judgment as a valuable instrument.

3) How to find judgments.

4) How to set up your business.

5) The process of having the judgment assigned.

6) Finding the debtor.

7) Using the court to collect.

8) Debtors' rights.

9) Bankruptcy.

Additional subjects may be touched depending upon time. All attendees will receive a copy of Nolo Book's "How to Collect When You Win a Lawsuit".

A successful judgment collection business is rooted in large part on the ability of the judgment collector to prevail in the filing or opposition of motions. The enforcer will find a multitude of situations which require a special court order. This is your opportunity to convince the court to grant the order necessary to collect your judgment. There are risks as well critical elements to motion practice which will be the focus of this workshop. Take advantage of the knowledge that will be shared by CAJP’s speakers who are each highly experienced litigators. Niles Sharif has 17 years of law and motion experience. His mastery of legal writing has earned him an appearance before the California Supreme Court as well as public speaking engagements on the subject of legal writing. Attorney David Skinner’s area of expertise is judgment enforcement. He will share his specialized knowledge of post-judgment motions. Daniel Skinner, Esq. was formerly a research attorney for the Orange County Superior Court. Because he has overseen at least 3,000 motions, he brings a unique inside perspective on what the court’s research attorney is looking for and what is likely to be a wasted effort.