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Date: Saturday, January 17, 2009 At 08:03 AM
Duration: 3 Hours 45 Minutes
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What do mediators need to know?
Sources of income: child support and alimony
(New child support formula and any significant cases on alimony)
CARLO J. MARTINA, JD
Sources of income: employment problems in Michigan
CARRIE L. COLE, CFP™
Where to live? Housing related issues
MARILYN T. MULLANE, JD
How to pay bills; managing debt and bankruptcy
EUDORA ADOLPH, MBA
How families are coping?
DENNIS MUZZI, JD,
Panel discussion on how to use this information
ELLEN CRAINE, JD LMSW ASCW, MODERATOR
(SCAO CMU Credits Pending) |
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