White Elm to Present at Atlanta Bar Financial Topics Seminar

White Elm to Present at Fanancial Topics Seminar in association with metro Atlanta Forensic Accountants and Atlanta Bar Association.

Financial Topics in Family Law Seminar

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Co-Sponsored by Metro Atlanta Forensic Accountants and the Atlanta Bar Association Family Law Section

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When:

February 16, 2016

9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Where:

State Bar of Georgia104 Marietta St.
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
United States

Contact:

joanna@nulliagforensics.com
Phone: (770) 565-3098

Registration Fees:

Family Law Member: $209 ($179 Early)
Other Atlanta Bar Member: $219 ($189 Early)
Non-Atlanta Bar Member: $269 ($239 Early)
Paralegals: $179 ($149 Early)
Law students: Members $10/Non-Members $20

Savings: Early Registration Discount for in-person attendance - register by January 27, 2016 and receive a $30 discount.

Register Via Form

Program Chairs:

Dan Branch, IAG Forensics & Valuation

J. Ashley Sawyer, Hedgepeth, Heredia & Rieder LLC

8:30 AM - Registration

9:00 AM - Introduction and Welcome

9:10 AM - Dueling Experts: CPAs Debate Various Financial Concepts in Divorce Cases Including: Fair Value or Fair Market Value; Market Forces or Owner's Efforts; Earnouts and Clawbacks; Gloomy vs Rosy future prospects; and other discussion-inducing topics.

Dan Branch, IAG Forensics & Valuation
Adrian Loud,Censeo Advisors
Moderator: Karine Burney, Kessler & Solomiany

10:00 AM - Can You Trust Trusts? The Role, Impact and Implication of Trusts in Divorce Cases

Tish McDonald, King & Spalding
R. Mark Williamson, Alston & Bird

10:50 AM - BREAK

11:05 AM - Mock Deposition of a Financial Expert: strategies, tips and tricks for deposing a financial expert and being deposed

Sheri Lake, Smith & Lake LLC
Justin Hayes, Justin C. Hayes, P.C.
Beth Garrett, Frazier and Deeter, LLC

12:15 PM - LUNCH

1:10 PM - Now We Can All Get Divorced: The Impact of Obergefell v. Hodges on Financial Issues in Divorce Cases

Denise VanLanduyt, VanLanduyt Giles, LLC, Decatur
Debbie Gibbon, Gibbon Financial Consulting, LLC

2:00 PM - Quick Takes: Two Fast-paced Sessions
#1) Out of the Box Uses for Financial Experts

Mona S. Shuman and Eileen J. Shuman, Shuman & Shuman, P.C.
Marc Effron, White Elm Group

#2) Mediation Strategies: Tips for Effectively Mediating the Financial Aspects of Family Law Cases

Linda Schaeffer, U-Resolve, LLC

3:00 PM - BREAK

3:15 PM - Financial Case Law Update: Discussion of Recent Family Law Cases with Financial Issues

Will Davis, Kitchens New Cleghorn, LLC
Jessica Fagan, Hedgepeth, Heredia & Rieder

4:00 PM - Judicial Panel - Superior Court Judges discuss Financial Topics in Family Law Cases including Alimony Assessment, Child Support Awards, Equitable Division Considerations, and Separate Property Issues

Honorable Jane Barwick, Fulton County Superior Court
Honorable J.P. Boulee, DeKalb County Superior Court
Honorable Asha F. Jackson, Dekalb County Superior Court
Honorable Todd Markle, Fulton County Superior Court
Moderator: Dan Bloom, Richardson, Bloom & Lines

5:00 PM Networking Happy Hour

at Thrive (across the street from the State Bar)

Drink tickets and light hors d'oeuvers included in registration fee

8.0 CPE hours, including 2 Accounting & Audit hours

CPE Materials:

The seminar written materials will be emailed to all registrants before the seminar. In addition to receiving the electronic materials, you may also purchase the printed copy of the materials for $20.

February 2, 2016

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