*** Update*** Reduced Membership For Remainder of 2026
Join now for a special pro-rated membership of $150 which entitles you access to the remainder of 2026 program year and complete member benefits including two Quarterly Review Programs, two MCLE programs and and one ticket to the Awards dinner a minimum $300 benefit) as well as all standard member benefits. At then end of 2026, you will be given the opportunity of renewing your membership for 2027 which entitles you to at least 20 hours of MCLE credits in 12 MCLE programs each calendar year, the annual James T. King Symposium, one ticket to the annual Calvin Ashland Awards Dinner in November, Zoom webinar participation in MCLE programs, and access to our Listserv, on which you can discuss the latest bankruptcy issues with knowledgeable and experienced members. Additionally, we offer our member's only well received Quarterly Reviews. You will receive up to twenty hours of MCLE credits in subject matter that's relevant to you at just $12.50 per unit, and getting a fancy ballroom dinner and Listserv access...for free!
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Apply for Membership: New to CDCBAA - I hereby apply for membership in the CDCBAA, Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys Association, a nonprofit association, for calendar year 2026. I understand the basic goals of the organization are to: address issues and concerns which affect consumer bankruptcy attorneys and their clients in the Central District of California; and to provide educational and networking opportunities for attorneys who primarily represent consumer bankruptcy debtors. As a condition of membership, I declare as follows:
I understand the CDCBAA is incorporated as a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization and that a portion of my dues will not be deductible as a business expense because cdcbaa advocates within California for legislation on behalf of consumer debtors.