Vernon's Texas Rules Annotated - VTRA TX R STAND ATTY CERT PT I § X. Bankruptcy Law

(a) Consumer Bankruptcy Law. Twenty percent (20%) of applicant's total time must have been devoted to the practice of consumer bankruptcy law during each year of the 3 years immediately preceding application as defined in Section X, A,2,a of the Specific Area Requirements for Bankruptcy Law.

(b) Business Bankruptcy Law. Twenty percent (20%) of applicant's total time must have been devoted to the practice of business bankruptcy law during each year of the 3 years immediately preceding application as defined in Section X, A,2,b of the Specific Area Requirements for Bankruptcy Law.

(a) Fifteen (15) contested matters and/or adversary proceedings which involved a hearing in state or federal court in connection with bankruptcy or debtor or creditor rights disputes.

(b) Eight (8) of the 15 contested matters and/or adversary proceedings must have involved the presentation of evidence in bankruptcy court (other than in support of a default judgment or a settlement agreement).

(a) 2 objections to discharge or determinations of dischargeability;

(b) 2 avoidance actions under the Bankruptcy Code to include any combination of the following:

• fraudulent conveyances;

• preferential transfers;

• avoidances of an unperfected or unrecorded transfer by a hypothetical bona fide purchaser or lien creditor;

• recoveries of a setoff; and

• post-petition transfers;

(c) 1 complaint for subordination;

(d) 4 modifications of automatic stay;

(e) 4 sales, use (including cash collateral) or leases of property;

(f) 3 assumptions or rejections of a lease or other executory contract;

(g) 2 post-petition extensions of secured or unsecured credit;

(h) 2 involuntary petitions;

(i) 4 contested objections to the allowance of claims;

(j) 2 contested appointments of a trustee or examiner;

(k) 3 contested conversions or dismissals;

(l) 3 contested turnovers of property;

(m) 1 reclamation;

(n) 2 motions for abandonment;

(o) 3 examinations under Rule 2004;

(p) 1 revocation of an order of confirmation of a plan under either chapters 9, 11, 12 or 13;

(q) 1 contested modification of a plan under either chapters 9, 11, 12 and 13 of a Debtor engaged in business;

(r) 5 voluntary petitions with schedules and statements of Debtors engaged in business, under chapter 7;

(s) 5 voluntary petitions, with schedules and statements, under chapters 9, 11, 12 or 13, of Debtors engaged in business;

(t) 5 confirmation hearings of plans under chapters 9, 11, 12 or 13, of a Debtor engaged in business;

(u) Preparation of 3 disclosure statements and plans of reorganization under chapter 11;

(v) 3 contested requests for allowance and/or payment of an administrative priority of claim;

(w) Preparation of 3 reorganization plans under chapters 9, 12 or 13 of a Debtor engaged in business;

(x) 2 proceedings to determine the validity, priority or extent of a lien or other interest in property of a Debtor engaged in business;

(y) 1 complaint for injunctive or declaratory relief;

(z) 3 representations of the trustee of a Debtor engaged in business;

(aa) 3 bankruptcy related adversary proceedings or contested matters of a type other than as described above, of a Debtor engaged in business;

(bb) 1 appeal from the bankruptcy court;

(cc) Representation of official committees in 2 business bankruptcy cases;

(dd) The preparation and presentation of a paper at a State Bar approved seminar or institute dealing with a business bankruptcy topic;

(ee) Service as an examiner or trustee; and

(ff) Other business bankruptcy matter(s) not described above.