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November 2019
Presented by Lisa Herrick, PhD and Kate Scharff, MSW We all work with people in the maelstrom of ending a marriage - sometimes by their own design, and sometimes the end feels like a bolt from the blue. The feelings generated by that storm include grief, rage, terror, relief, anxiety, hopelessness.... and hope. Some of [...]
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Presented by Lauren Leffler Discussions on 1) why the push for collaborative in probate disputes, 2) the mechanics of the how the collaborative program is working in Prince Georges County, and 3) the challenges the County is facing with getting collaborative probate cases. https://www.oliverfamilylaw.com/Attorneys/Lauren-N-Leffler.shtml When: Monday, December 16, 2019, 11:45am to 1pm Where: Cured 18th & 21st https://www.cured1821.com/ [...]
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Tom Burns, Scott Holzman, Jac Knust, and Joe Rosenberg in Panel Discussion Panelists will discuss their experience in conducting the “maiden voyage” in this relatively new approach to collaborative divorce. Discussion points that should be of interest to HCCP members are (a) how each professional priced his services; (b) how the meetings were structured to [...]
Find out moreMarch 2020
Presented by Joe Rosenberg, MBA, MA, CFA, CDFA. Having assets with varying tax status poses complications for marital property division. Assets such as cash, vehicles and household items that won’t be sold, plus Roth IRAs, will not be taxed in the future. However, most traditional IRA and 401K retirement account assets will eventually pay at [...]
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Presented by Cynthia M. Lifson. HCCP Member Cynthia Lifson provides us an annual in-depth review of the session’s accomplishments and defeats, and how those changes will affect our clients. She graduated from Smith College, majoring in government, and from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies with a Master’s Degree in international relations. Prior [...]
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