Show Me the Money – Judgment Collections and Asset Searches Out of Stock

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THIS ONDEMAND PROGRAM IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ACCREDITATION OUTSIDE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 

About the Seminar
All attorneys interested in getting a view/insight into the litigation stages of a judgment from pre litigation asset review to getting a judgment entered to enforcing and litigation in state, bankruptcy and appellate court should attend this seminar!

Follow the path of collecting and enforcing a judgment in South Carolina.  Begin well before a judgment is ever entered with the process of assessing assets in pre-litigation then follow the process of what happens in the litigation side of enforcing the judgment from the time it’s entered through extensive technical litigation.  Continue gaining knowledge as the judgment enters Bankruptcy Court and even into the Appellate court for a glimpse into the manifold arenas a judgment can find itself.

Hear tips, tales, tricks and treats from real life practicing attorneys, each from their own unique vantage point from within their niche areas as they provide insight, observations, hopefully some humor, case updates, recent changes and lively perspective to encourage and endear our noble profession forward with this treat of a continuing education.  Gain valuable insights into this challenging practice area in addition to one hour of mental health and one hour of ethics. 

- Understand the Process of Judgment Enforcement in Multiple applications

- Pre-Litigation – overview, assessment, tips and applications

- Specific Litigation – enforcement of judgment via fraudulent conveyance, add’l process and additional interesting wrinkles

- Bankruptcy – Litigation perspective from Chapter 7 trustee and how to protect creditors – updates on case law and issues from Small Business Bankruptcy

- Appellate – Practice tips and updates along with pitfalls to delay Judgment creditors

- Mental Health Matters, and Risk Management/Ethics for SC Lawyers

Seminar Agenda
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Introduction: Judgment Enforcement: Arenas and Assets
Aaron J. Angell, Angell Molony, LLC, Greenville
Kevin N. Molony, Angell Molony, LLC, Aiken
Asset Searches
Aaron J. Angell
Kevin N. Molony
Chapter 7 Trustee Litigation: Ways for Attorneys to Protect Creditor Clients before Chapter 7 Debtors File for Bankruptcy Protection
Joshua J. Hudson - Smith Hudson Law, LLC, Greenville
Mental Health Matters
Mental health challenges are becoming more and more prevalent, and attorneys are an “at risk” population for the development of these challenges. Learn about the A-Z list of signs and symptoms, and about the “vicarious trauma” associated with the practice of law. Know what to look for, and when it’s time to seek help. YOUR mental health matters.
Terry Lee, RN, BSN - Founder and Executive Director, Overflow Foundation, Aiken
Appellate Practice Tips and Updates: Delays and Ways
Joseph O. Smith - Smith Hudson Law, LLC, Greenville
Fraudulent Conveyances in the Enforcement of Judgments
Zachary L. Weaver - Weaver Law Firm, Greenville
Small Business and Bankruptcy Refresher
Wm. Harrison Penn - Penn Law Firm, LLC, Columbia
Risk Management and Ethics for South Carolina Attorneys
This session will explore trends in the lawyers’ professional liability market, risk management and the practicing attorney, and ethics concerns.  The presentation will provide best practices to attorneys involving communication, documentation, conflicts of interest, and competency.
Donna C. Asta, Sr. Underwriter & Risk Manager, Vice President, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions
Adjourn

Mandatory MCLE Credit Hours
This seminar qualifies for 6.0 MCLE credit hours, including up to 1.0 LEPR credit hour and 1.0 SA/MH credit hour. 

This seminar is an Intermediate level program. 

Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2025please use this course code: 250989ADO. 

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