National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA)

NACBA (National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys) is a key advocate for the rights of bankruptcy debtors, with a history focused on legislative efforts to protect and enhance debtor rights. Founded in 1992, NACBA played an important role in the 1994 Bankruptcy Reform Act and fought to preserve bankruptcy rights against consumer-opposing legislation. The association also advocates for mortgage modification legislation to prevent foreclosures. Through its amicus briefs, NACBA supports legal cases that affect debtors, including key U.S. Supreme Court rulings. Additionally, it leads public awareness campaigns, highlighting the benefits of bankruptcy for consumers.