Class is almost dismissed for Ward and Smith’s Annual Special Assets Summer School Series, but there’s still one important lesson left.
Join us on Wednesday, August 19, at 12:00 p.m. for the final session in this year’s series: “Foreclosure in NC and SC: Similarities and Differences.” Led by Ward and Smith creditors’ rights attorneys Thomas Wolff and Michael Weaver, this practical program will walk lenders through the key differences between foreclosure law and procedure in North Carolina and South Carolina.
While the two states share a border, their foreclosure processes can look very different. Thomas and Michael will provide a side-by-side comparison of the rules, timelines, notice requirements, and creditor protections that matter most when loans go into default and collateral recovery becomes necessary. The session will also highlight where the states align and where lenders may need to adjust their approach.
Whether you work regularly with troubled loans or want a clearer understanding of foreclosure procedure in the Carolinas, this final class is designed to give you practical guidance you can use when it counts.
Don’t miss the last session of the summer.
- Date: Wednesday, August 19
- Time: Noon – 1:00 p.m.
- Location: Virtual
- Cost: Free