Virtual | July 14 – 17, 2026
Pre-Conference Affirmative Litigation Skills in Mortgage Cases Intensive: July 13, 2026
Join us virtually for expert-led sessions on need-to-know topics and pressing issues facing vulnerable homeowners in 2026.
The 2026 Virtual Mortgage Conference kicks off on Monday, July 13, with a one-day Pre-Conference Intensive focused on Affirmative Litigation Skills, where attendees will dive into intermediate-level training on case investigation, identifying claims, and the technical complexities of evaluating escrow and mortgage accounting histories. This specialized track concludes with a trial roundtable.
Starting 1pm ET on Tuesday, July 14th is the Main Conference, which spans four half-days. The main conference covers a broad spectrum of critical topics, including an introduction to mortgage servicing, updates on “Zombie” debt claims, and essential RESPA case updates. The conference will also cover manufactured housing regulations, heirs property, property tax foreclosure, and loss mitigation. The conference will conclude on Friday, July 17 with sessions on Ethics and Home Equity Investments (HEI) loans.
All sessions at this year’s virtual Mortgage Conference will be recorded. Your conference registration gives you the flexibility to attend sessions live or watch any time, as your schedule allows.
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We look forward to “seeing” you in July!
Special Offerings This Year
Pre-Conference Affirmative Litigation Skills in Mortgage Cases Intensive
The 2026 Virtual Mortgage Conference kicks off on Monday, July 13, with a one-day Pre-Conference Intensive focused on Affirmative Litigation Skills, where attendees will dive into intermediate-level training on case investigation, identifying claims, and the technical complexities of evaluating escrow and mortgage accounting histories.
Main Conference
Starting 1pm ET on Tuesday, July 14th is the Main Conference, which spans four half-days. The main conference covers a broad spectrum of critical topics, including an introduction to mortgage servicing, updates on “Zombie” debt claims, and essential RESPA case updates. The conference will also cover manufactured housing regulations, heirs property, property tax foreclosure, and loss mitigation. The conference will conclude on Friday, July 17 with sessions on Ethics and Home Equity Investments (HEI) loans.
Networking & Engagement
We’ve allotted extra time for Q&A with specific session speakers – join us during these roundtables to engage with speakers and your consumer law colleagues!
Money-Saving Deadlines
- Friday, May 22, 2026 Deadline to apply for/renew NACA membership to qualify for Early Registration (to apply for NACA Membership click here)
- Friday, June 5th, 2026 Deadline for Early Registration/Early Cancellation Fee*
- Friday, June 26th, 2026 Deadline to apply for/renew NACA membership
- Friday, July 10, 2026 Last day to register online
*Cancellation Fee: $25 by June 5; $50 after June 5, 2026. Registrations can be transferred at no cost to another attendee.
CLE
Sessions will be eligible for CLE credit! Earn up to a total 18 CLE credits, which includes 1.25 hours of ethics. For the pre-conference intensive, earn 5.25 regular hours. For the main conference, earn up to 11.5 regular hours and 1.25 ethics hours. CLE reporting instructions will be available to conference attendees. For additional information, please email [email protected] .
Pricing
| Registration Type | Early Bird (by 6/5/26) | Regular |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Private Attorney (Non-NACA) | $379 | $449 |
| NACA Member* | $289 | $339 |
| Government Attorney (including Assistant Attorneys General) | $289 | $339 |
| Non-Profit Advocate/Attorney | $289 | $339 |
| Academic (inc. Law Professors) | $289 | $339 |
| “Next Generation” Private Attorney (< 5 years)** | $189 | $219 |
| Legal Aid Attorney** | $189 | $219 |
| Legal Aid Attorney + NACA Member* | $149 | $179 |
| Law Student | $79 | $99 |
| One-day Pre-Conference Intensive | $109 | $129 |
* To register as a NACA Member you must be an active member to claim the discount, new applicants need to allow 2 weeks for applicant vetting for all new applications.
**In addition, 50% registration rate discounts for all Legal Aid attorneys and private attorneys with less than five years of experience (the “Next Generation” of consumer champions) are guaranteed through NCLC’s Campaign for the Future, and provided by its generous supporters, cy pres awards, the CapitalOne Impact Initiative, and individual donors who make scholarship fund donations. This scholarship opportunity automatically lowers the cost of attendance when registering for the conference.
If you would like to donate to the scholarship fund, you will have an opportunity during registration.
Sponsorship
To secure a sponsorship or discuss sponsorship options, please contact Paul Laurent at [email protected].
Thank you to our Sponsors!
Join NACA
Are you a lawyer committed to advancing the cause of just treatment and ethical representation of consumers? Consider membership in the National Association of Consumer Advocates. Not only do you join a community of like-minded attorneys, you also save on this conference and all NCLC/NACA conferences. Learn more at www.consumeradvocates.org/membership/become-a-member/
Code of Conduct and Anti-Harassment Policy
NCLC and NACA are committed to a safe conference environment for everyone that emphasizes mutual respect and inclusion for all attendees. We require all attendees to follow our Code of Conduct and Anti-Harassment Policy, which provides a process for reporting and investigation. Information will be available in the conference app and in follow-up communication to registrants.
Contact Information
Overall conference questions and information: [email protected]
Sponsorship information: [email protected]
Registration questions: [email protected]
CLE and eligibility questions: [email protected]
Press & Recording Policy
Conference proceedings are off the record and for background only. Permission to quote a speaker must be confirmed by the speaker after the session. Personal electronic recording of sessions is prohibited. For inquiries, please contact Michelle Deakin at [email protected].