Sponsored by Rogers Economics, Inc. Peachtree City, GA 30269
RogersEconomics.com
678-364-9105

This seminar on child support deviation strategies has been revamped into a crash course on cutting costs while offering more for your clients. This morning seminar condenses key issues on making sure you comply with procedures for deviating—including for new appellate opinion on parenting time deviations. 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.

Can you readily explain what your deviation amounts are based upon?

When your client gives you updated information for the child support worksheet or financial affidavit, can you instantly rework not just the affidavit but your deviation exhibits?

This seminar's software helps you take care of these ongoing recalculation needs and bolsters your courtroom presentations.

Economist and expert witness R. Mark Rogers shares his experience from working with clients in Georgia and over a dozen 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.

Although the seminar has been condensed and revamped into a 3 hour crash course version, the seminar materials are still feature length. The updated seminar tools include a brand new Excel version of the deviation calculator which covers more deviation factors. The new 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. Importantly, you can copy and paste all exhibits into Word!

Dates and locations are still being set. Click here to email us that you want to be on the notification list. Note that while this seminar carries Bar approved CLE credit, it is not co-sponsored by ICLE and you will not get these seminar notifications on the ICLE email list. Please include your name, email, snail mail, and phone number. Also, if you are an attorney, feel free to email suggested locations for the seminar around Georgia.