Date: 10 November 2021, 12:00pm to 2:00pm AEDT

This course covers the process for making an objection to discharge; relevant cases law; assessing and reporting offences; and AFSA's Pre-Referral Enquiries (PREs) process.

Understanding how to object to a bankrupt's discharge, as well as investigate, assess and report offences, are vital skills for all professionals working in personal insolvency.

With the possible commencement of one-year bankruptcy, identifying non-compliance and lodging objections in a timely manner will become even more important to the proper conduct of a bankrupt estate.

This course covers the process for making an objection to discharge; relevant cases law; assessing and reporting offences; and AFSA's Pre-Referral Enquiries (PREs) process.

Learning objectives

At the end of this course you will be able to understand:

• The grounds for lodging ad objection.
• The objection process and its effect.
• A trustee's obligations in investigating and reporting offences.
• The process of referring offences for prosecution.

Who should attend?

• Junior insolvency practitioners who want to build their knowledge of insolvency.
• Senior insolvency practitioners who want to expand or refresh their knowledge of this topic.
• Lawyers who want to understand this area of insolvency.

Prerequisites

We recommend you have one year of on-the-job experience in personal insolvency prior to attending this courses.

Course format

A two-hour presentation covering the theory, plus at least one practical exercise to ensure understanding of the issues.

Cost

Members & non-members: $199 (GST incl.)

CPE

Up to 2 CPE hours. 

Please see our enrolment and cancellation policy . For further information contact our education team.

• Contact:
  ARITA Learning
• Training Hours: 2.00