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Agenda
10:00 -10:15 – Welcome & Introductions
10:15 – 11:15 – Foreclosures - Mortgage Foreclosure in Minnesota; presented by Gislason & Hunter
11:15 – 11:45 – Q & A with the Expert
11:45 – 12:30 – Lunch
12:30 – 2:00 – Banker to Banker Discussion
Presentation Title: Foreclosures - Mortgage Foreclosure in Minnesota
Description: This presentation will provide an overview of the foreclosure process, both by action and by advertisement, from default to foreclosure sale. It will also provide strategies for all stages of the foreclosure process as well as identify and discuss potential issues and pitfalls to be aware of and how to avoid them.
Takeaways:
1. Know the advantages and disadvantages of foreclosing by advertisement or by action.
2. Review of the step-by-step process of foreclosure.
3. Identify potential pitfalls to avoid that may jeopardize your rights.
Presenters:
Chris Bowler, a partner at Gislason & Hunter, is based out of the New Ulm office. He provides both litigation and transactional services to individuals and businesses—primarily those engaged in the fields of finance and banking, agriculture and agribusiness. These services cover a variety of areas of law, including business and corporate law, real estate law and laws governing secured lending.
Bowler regularly guides both emerging and established businesses through lending and financing projects, corporate agreements, mergers and acquisitions, real estate transactions and general business litigation matters.
Jennifer Lurken, a partner at Gislason & Hunter, has extensive legal expertise that allows her to provide large and small businesses, agricultural producers, banks and individuals with effective advice and solutions to the legal issues they experience. As an experienced litigator with an emphasis on bankruptcy, banking, civil litigation and employment law, Jennifer helps clients navigate the complex and confusing process when they are sued or when they need to assert their rights against another. A seasoned professional in all aspects of bankruptcy and debtor-creditor rights, Jennifer handles complex and sophisticated matters on behalf of clients. By representing creditors, debtors and bankruptcy trustees, Jennifer has experience representing all parties to secured transaction disputes and uses the perspectives she gained to obtain successful outcomes for her clients. As a Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee and a receiver, she is the representative for the recovery, preservation, liquidation and distribution of estate and receivership assets and the fiduciary responsible to various parties in interest in a case. Jennifer strives to understand the needs of each client and to provide counsel in a manner that will help to simultaneously achieve both business and professional objectives.