The
Divorce Center, a non-profit organization of professionals from
multiple disciplines providing support and education for people going through
separation or divorce, is offering this public education program for divorcing couples with children, which will focus on the revised state
child support guidelines that were enacted on August 1, 2013. The speakers are legal and financial professionals specializing in working with and representing divorcing
couples and individuals. They include Renee W. Senes, a Certified Divorce
Financial Analyst from Harvard, MA, and David L. Rubin, Esq., an attorney
practicing divorce and family law in Framingham,
MA.
The speakers will make
presentations on the following aspects regarding the new child support
guidelines, followed by a question and answer session:
and the tax implications;
whether to use unallocated support;
even when the combined income of the spouses is less than $250,000;
more child support in consideration for getting less from other
income streams, such as retirement benefits.