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Analysis for personal injury and wrongful death cases focuses on including facets of losses that other experts often overlook. Methods highlight generally accepted procedure and analysis and exhibits that are readily accepted by judge or jury.
For child support, we focus on providing economic analysis for the particular circumstances of your case so that you may receive the correct award rather than the state default award, which often doesn’t take into account your individual issues. Key facets of analysis are for knowing how to delve into comprehensive details of your case, applying often overlooked facets of analysis for income, procedure, and deviations.
For state governments, Rogers Economics has experience evaluating guidelines and developing updates and conducting case study analysis.
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New Addition to Child Support Pages–FAQ on Georgia Child Support
This page goes into the starting point information about child support in Georgia. Click here to learn more about what your case needs may be or how they fit in with Georgia child support law.
Newly Published Research on Child Cost Tables
An important paper co-authored by R. Mark Rogers, economist, and David Standridge, attorney headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, just published “Child Support Cost Tables: The Case for Second Household Adjustment, in the Summer 2019 edition of the New Mexico Law Review. The article focuses on the economic and legal problems with using intact family data for states’ Income Shares child cost tables. Traditional cost tables overstate parents’ ability to pay and lead to too high child cost tables. To correct related problems, a second household adjustment should be made to traditional Income Shares tables. This issue is important for states undergoing quadrennial reviews of child cost tables.
Click here for a pdf version of the article.
Thursday Afternoon, December 5, 2019
Gwinnett Technical College, Lawrenceville, GA
Sponsored by:
Rogers Economics, Inc.
Peachtree City, GA 30269
RogersEconomics.com
678-364-9105
3 regular CLE hours for GA attorneys
This seminar condenses key issues on explaining the basics about Income Shares child support guidelines and how to make deviation arguments and create supporting exhibits. Deviation procedure is covered in detail. 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? This seminar helps with how to condense underlying facts about your deviation for presentation and creating understandable supporting exhibits.
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?
The updated seminar tools include an Excel version of the deviation calculator which covers more deviation factors. The new version covers: parenting time and alternative PT deviation methods, Child Tax Credits, life insurance, other health-related insurance, travel expenses, child care tax credits, expenses for special activities, and putting child care expenses on a reimbursement basis. Importantly, you can copy and paste all exhibits into Word or WordPerfect!
Georgia appellate opinion on child support guideline procedure has gotten more stringent. Additionally, it has gotten more emphatic that all guideline procedure must be met. This CLE seminar focuses on what appellate opinions are focusing and how to tie in economic facts of a case for compliance.
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Rogers provides numerous Continuing Legal Education seminars focusing on how child support guidelines work.
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Providing expert analysis and testimony for a wide variety of services related to economic damages.
Expert testimony is available for explaining deviations that apply to your client's case.
Rogers Economics conducts Continuing Legal Education seminars oriented toward explaining how child support guidelines work.
Rogers Economics is experienced with helping states meet federal requirements to analyze child support guidelines with up-to-date economic data on child costs.