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From Gut Feeling to False Allegation: A Dangerous Cognitive Shortcut | Live Webinar + On-Demand Course Access
Bankruptcy filings can significantly impact the treatment and enforcement of state and federal tax liens, particularly when those liens attach to real property. While bankruptcy may provide relief for underlying tax obligations, tax liens often survive discharge and continue to encumber property, creating ongoing risk for lenders, title insurers, and other secured parties.
In this CLE webinar, Kevin Dunlevy of DeWitt LLP provides a practical overview of how bankruptcy affects tax lien enforcement and perfection. The session focuses on how tax liens are treated during bankruptcy, the effect of the automatic stay and preference period, the distinction between discharge of tax debt and survival of liens, and the post-bankruptcy enforceability of secured tax claims.
What You Will Learn in this Webinar:
- Bankruptcy treatment of state and federal tax liens on real property
- Survival of tax liens after discharge of personal tax obligations
- Effect of the automatic stay and preference period on tax liens
- Priority disputes between tax liens and secured creditors
- Post-bankruptcy enforcement of surviving tax liens
- Foreclosure and title issues involving tax liens