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Webinar: Behind the Petition- The Role of a Bankruptcy Paralegal
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10/9/2025
Where: On Demand Webinar
United States
Contact: NFPA
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317-454-8312


Online registration is available until: 1/1/2030
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NFPA Webinar: Behind the Petition- The Role of a Bankruptcy Paralegal

Presented by: Heather Gardner, Founder & CEO Propel Paralegal Services, LLC

Bankruptcy is more than just paperwork—it’s a lifeline for clients and a strategic legal process that requires precision, compassion, and coordination. In this 60-minute workshop, you’ll get a deep dive into the real-world responsibilities of a bankruptcy paralegal and how to support attorneys, clients confidently, and the court system from start to finish. Whether you’re brand new to bankruptcy or want to level up your current skills, this training will walk you through the essential functions of the role—from intake and document management to filing, claims, hearings, and more. You’ll also learn to be an effective liaison between all the moving parts of a bankruptcy case. You can expect practical tips, workflow guidance, and real-world insight from a seasoned virtual bankruptcy paralegal. You'll be empowered to step into this critical role with clarity and confidence
 

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