Seminar October 21st – What can be Done When you are Near or In Foreclosure

Don’t Lose Your Home – Seminar

Featuring Speaker Michael Gaier

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Defending the Mortgage Foreclosure Action – Current Trends and Cases

Defending the Mortgage Foreclosure Action – Seminar and Luncheon

Featuring Speaker Michael Gaier

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Lunch Seminar – Don’t Lose Your Shirt and Your House: What Professionals Must Know About the Tricky Area of Foreclosure Defense

Burlington County Bar Association’s
CLE Luncheon Seminar Series

‘Don’t Lose Your Shirt and Your House: What Professionals
Must Know About the Tricky Area of Foreclosure Defense’

Thursday, June 6, 2013 12-1:15pm
Bar Headquarters, 137 High Street, 3rd Floor, Mount Holly
Cost – $40 per person, includes lunch, seminar and any materials provided
For more information: http://burlcobar.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Foreclosure-Defense-Luncheon-Flier.pdf

Contact Shaffer & Gaier

To set up a free initial consultation, contact our office online or call our foreclosure hotline at 855-289-1660. Or call our office location in Philadelphia at 215-751-0100, or in New Jersey at 856-429-0970.

Lunch and Learn Seminar Series: ‘Don’t Lose Your Shirt and Your Home – What Professionals Must Know About the Tricky Area of Foreclosure’

Lunch and Learn Seminar Series:

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‘Don’t Lose Your Shirt and Your Home – What Professionals Must Know About the Tricky Area of Foreclosure’

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