Writing Debtor-Creditor Pract

Catalog description

Attorneys practicing in the debtor-creditor sphere must be able to file executions on judgment, as well as write letters to communicate with opposing counsel and their clients. They must also be able to draft various motions and properly respond to opposing counsel’s filings. Clients are best served when filings are professional and persuasive. This intersession course will provide students with a basic understanding and the ability to demonstrate effective debtor-creditor pleadings and motions practice in the Kansas courts. Students will draft demand letters, garnishment filings, aid in execution filings, a settlement and release, and a letter to their client explaining the resolution of the case. Graded.