Fellowship in ACMA is by nomination only. Any Fellow in good standing may sponsor the written nomination of a qualified lawyer who has substantial experience in real estate law and has distinguished herself/himself by publications, presentations, bar association activities, teaching (other than as the Candidate's primary occupation), or participation in the legislative process. There are six classes of membership in ACMA: Fellows, Academic Fellows, Judicial Fellows, Honorary Fellows, Lifetime Fellows and Senior Fellows.

There are many benefits to joining ACMA, including continuing education credits, access to current legal and legislative developments; and friendship, networking and contacts with other lawyers around the country. Fellows may list their ACMA membership as part of their biographical resumes in Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory.

ACMA Fellows also receive the ACMA ABSTRACT, which is published twice yearly. The ABSTRACT serves to alert Fellows to significant statutory, regulatory, and case law developments, and contains high-quality articles on subjects affecting the practices of the Fellows. It also informs the Fellows of activities of ACMA, its Board of Regents and staff.

In order to help Fellows stay abreast of proposed legislative or executive action which might impact mortgage attorneys, ACMA retains Washington, D.C. counsel. If important legislation or executive action of interest to the Fellows is pending, ACMA will contact its Fellows so that the appropriate individual action can be considered.

If you would like to speak to someone about the nomination process, please contact us at acma@mgmtsol.com.

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