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GuidelineEconomics.com
is under re-construction. Please be patient
for new links and other updates. Next CLE seminar is scheduled for March 25, 2017 in Duluth Saturday
Afternoon, March 25, 2017 Infinite
Energy Center, Duluth, GA
Economist and expert
witness R. Mark Rogers shares his experience from working with clients in
Georgia and over twenty other states nationally on strategies for deviating
for many common deviation factors.
Emphasis is on using the new deviation Excel calculator to simplify
creating exhibits and use for Schedule E.
by
Rogers Economics, Inc. If you would like to order updated CLE materials, click the
registration form (above) and check the box for materials only. Materials continue to be available after
the seminar date. This seminar on child
support deviation strategies has been updated. This course still includes a foundation for
learning the Income Shares methodology.
Emphasis is on procedure to ensure passing muster with the Court. Updates include:
tips and documents to improve handling daily office work related to child
support cases, recent appellate opinions, and expanded materials on
underlying assumptions of the guidelines.
As always, a broad range of deviation strategies are covered—including
for high income cases. Materials are
useful for custodial and noncustodial parents. Very new additions to the seminar include
imputed income issues and parenting time deviation approaches used by other
states for guidance in Georgia. This seminar
condenses key issues on making sure you comply with procedures for
deviating. Then the focus shifts to
how to quickly build analysis and exhibits for your Word documents for court
room arguments. The seminar shows you
how to quickly become comfortable using the seminar’s Excel software for deviation
exhibits. Strengthen your arguments
and give the judge a place to hang his or her hat. The seminar
additionally includes: Ø Case law from
Georgia on deviating as well as from long-standing Income Shares states. Ø A check list for
deviating and helping to ensure supporting exhibits are appropriate. Ø Easy to use software
to simplify creating exhibits to support deviation arguments. The updated seminar has a brand new
Excel version of the deviation calculator which covers more deviation factors
and is easy to use for copying and pasting exhibit tables. The latest version covers: parenting time,
life insurance, other health-related insurance, travel expenses, child care
tax credits, and putting child care expenses on a reimbursement basis. For parenting time analysis, a new feature
is “what if” presumptive awards were based on selected states with
presumptive parenting time formulas. Importantly,
you can copy and paste all exhibits into Word! Minimal Excel experienced needed! Ø The latest version
of the seminar has sections focusing on day-to-day maintenance of case
information and analysis. Ø Additional resource
materials, including an Excel version of the required financial affidavit and
an Excel parenting time calculator. What stands out about
this seminar is that the strategies are documented—with underlying studies,
statutes and case law from Georgia and other states, and apply rational
methodologies. Economist and expert
witness R. Mark Rogers shares his experience from working with clients in
Georgia and over twenty other states nationally on strategies for deviating
for many common deviation factors.
Emphasis is on using the new deviation Excel calculator to simplify
creating exhibits and use for Schedule E.
Ø Child
support analysis services Ø Special Topics on Child Support General
Child Support Topics—Applicable for All States ·
Legal links ·
A Primer on Deviating
for a Child Support Award. ·
Why might a custodial parent hire an expert on child
support economics? ·
State-Specific Child Support Information and Guidelines
from FindLaw.com. ·
Legacy economic studies on child costs. Georgia
Specific Topics ·
Parenting time issues with Georgia’s child support
guidelines. However, background
material applies to all Income Shares states.
Topic includes a link for a downloadable parenting time calculator in
Excel. |
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