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Erica Aisner and Dawn Kirby Present Bankruptcy Basics Program

Erica Aisner Elected as Director to New Rochelle Bar Association

June 28, 2022

On June 28, 2022, Erica Aisner was elected as a Director for the New Rochelle Bar Association, and was sworn in at the Officer & Board Installation on September 7, 2022.

Julie Curley Continues as Treasurer of Rockland County Women’s Bar Association

Julie Curley Continues as Treasurer of Rockland County Women’s Bar Association

June 14, 2022

On June 14, 2022, Julie Curley was inducted for a second term as the Treasurer of the Rockland County Women’s Bar Association, a Chapter of the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York.

Julie Curley Confirms Liquidating Plan for Closed Fire Restoration Company

June 1, 2022

On June 1, 2022, Julie Curley confirmed a liquidation Chapter 11 plan for a home restoration company after the untimely passing of its owner. The plan provided for an initial 13% distribution to creditors, with another distribution expected by the end of the year.

Dawn Kirby and Jessica Hill Attend NACBA Annual Convention

Dawn Kirby and Jessica Hill Attend NACBA Annual Convention

May 21, 2022

On May 19 – 21, 2022, Dawn Kirby and Jessica Hill attended the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys’ 30th annual convention in Tucson, Arizona.  NACBA is a national organization dedicated to enhancing rights of consumer bankruptcy debtors.

KAC Partners Attend American Bankruptcy Institute Annual Spring Meeting

KAC Partners Attend American Bankruptcy Institute Annual Spring Meeting

April 30, 2022

On April 28 – 30, 2022, Dawn Kirby, Erica Aisner and Julie Curley attended the American Bankruptcy Institute’s annual spring meeting in Washington, D.C.  The ABI is a national platform and resource for insolvency professionals.

Dawn Kirby Confirms Plan Removing Tax Liens from Debtor’s Home

April 15, 2022

On April 15, 2022, Dawn Kirby confirmed a chapter 11 plan for a medical doctor based in Manhattan.  With the proceeds of the settlement of a lawsuit against the manager of the doctor’s former practice, the doctor was able to remove a tax lien from her residence and pay a dividend to her mostly business-related creditors. The doctor’s mortgage was also modified to an affordable payment.