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GEORGIA CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES: DEVIATION STRATEGIES

Thursday afternoon, September 15, 2011
The State Bar of Georgia Building, Atlanta, GA

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

4 regular CLE hours for GA attorneys Sponsored by Rogers Economics, Inc.


This seminar condenses key issues on explaining the basics about Income Shares child support guidelines, traditional rebuttal arguments, and making sure you comply with procedures for deviating.  Underlying facts about selected deviation factors are explained. Then the focus shifts to how to quickly build analysis and exhibits for your Word documents for courtroom arguments. 

The updated seminar tools include a brand new Excel version of the deviation calculator which covers more deviation factors.  Importantly, you can copy and paste all exhibits into Word!

  • NEW: The seminar software now includes an Excel version of the Fulton County version of Rule 24.2 domestic relations financial affidavit.  As soon as you register for this CLE class, the Excel Fulton County financial affidavit is emailed to you—you can make life easier even before the seminar!

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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.

NEW! Excel based deviation calculator for Georgia child support awards. To simplify calculations and exhibit tables for arguing child support deviations, try our new Excel calculators.

Click here to download the free sample or to order the full version.

Rogers Economics, Inc. is an experienced consulting firm with the expertise you can rely upon. Rogers Economics is headed by R. Mark Rogers. Rogers is a former Federal Reserve economist with almost two decades of experience at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Georgia as an expert on forecasting and data analysis. He is an internationally recognized author on analyzing economic data. His public service as commissioner on the 1998 Georgia Commission on Child Support, years of research, publications in the legal and economics communities, and court-room successes have established him as a leading authority on the economics of this field.

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