Gain an understanding of the current POC form and attachments.
This course will focus on the procedural and legal aspects of filing a proof of claim in its current iteration and 410A attachment. The course will also discuss the 3002.1 notices and requirements for timely filing. This session will review aspects of filing said pleadings and the consequences of untimely filings. Ultimately, this session and our panelists will provide an in-depth review of updated case law on proof of claims, as well as the new 2025 amendments to 3002.1.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to review the current POC form and attachments.
- You will be able to explain how to complete the attachments and 3002.1 notices accurately and the pitfalls if not done so.
- You will be able to discuss the current case law.
- You will be able to identify when a claim can and cannot be filed and the consequences of deadlines.
Agenda
Updated Proof of Claim Form and Attachments
- 410A Attachment
- 3002.1 Notices
Deadlines for Filing Claims and Notices
- Requirements
- Consequences If Not Filed Timely
- Case Law Review
2025 Case Law Review
Speakers
Nicole Mariani Noel,
Kass Shuler, P.A.- Shareholder/Partner at Kass Shuler, PA.
- Heads the Bankruptcy Practice group for Kass Shuler, PA and handles cases throughout the State of Florida, including the Northern, Middle and Southern Districts, practicing in the fields of bankruptcy, creditors’ rights and insolvency, real estate, and consumer and business litigation
- Memberships includes the American Bankruptcy Institute, Tampa Bay Bankruptcy Bar Association (TBBBA), The Florida Bar, and the American Legal and Financial Network
- Co-chairs the Bankruptcy Practice Group for the American Legal and Financial Network (ALFN) and formerly co-chaired the Case Law Update Subcommittee for the Real Property Finance and Lending Committee of the RPPTL Section of the Florida Bar
- Board of Directors for the Tampa Bay Bankruptcy Bar Association, chaired the Pro Bono and Community Service Committee, and later served as the Editor for The Cramdown, the quarterly publication of the TBBBA
- Published work includes Was Brown a Rash Decision? (The Cramdown, Summer 2014); Incompatible Personalities: Investigating the Mutually Exclusive Nature of § 1322(b)(2), (5) (ABI Journal, November 2012) and Stripping Down Your Spouse: Tenancy by the Entirety Property Ownership under § 506 (ABI YLC Newsletter, September 2012); recently wrote a chapter on bankruptcy in Florida foreclosure law published by Fastcase
- Adjunct professor at St. Petersburg College and Hillsborough Community College teaching bankruptcy, business law, and civil litigation
- Selected for the 2016 NextGeneration program held by the Bankruptcy Judges during the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges (NCBJ)
- Fellow for the Florida Bar Leadership Academy; named one of ALFN’s Junior Professionals and Executives Group (JPEG)’s stand-out young professional to watch in 2016
- Can be contacted at 813-229-0900 ext. 1343 or nmnoel@kasslaw.com
Christopher DeNardo,
Shapiro & DeNardo- Managing Partner at Shapiro & DeNardo, responsible for the management and supervision for all matters handled by the firm in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
- Admitted to practice law in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the State of New Jersey, as well as all Federal District Courts in both states and the Third Circuit Court of Appeals
- Has several years’ worth of valuable experience representing lenders in foreclosures and evictions as well as other real estate transactions, as well as creditor's rights and bankruptcy issues and title curative matters
- National speaker regarding both foreclosure and bankruptcy
- Co-chairperson of the Philadelphia Mortgage Foreclosure Steering Committee; the Committee developed the Philadelphia Mortgage Diversion Program, which became the template for mortgage conciliation programs across the country
- Licensed title agent
- Can be contacted at 610-278-6800 or cdenardo@logs.com
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for attorneys, credit and collection managers, presidents, vice presidents, business owners and managers, lending professionals, bankers, and accountants.
