Divorce Planning in These Perilous Economic Times:

Steering Our Clients Through the Rough Waters!

Divorce Attorneys, Mental Health Practitioners, and Financial Advisors – come and hear these experienced speakers suggest some novel approaches to divorce during this economic “downturn”! Should a client tap into his retirement accounts to help meet his expenses?  Do you know what the “Hope” Credit is and how it works?  How can one create equity in bankruptcy? How do you eliminate debt and free up funds for alimony and child support? Once foreclosure begins, can it be stopped? Learn how the economic stimulus program may affect housing and mortgage options for couples wanting to divorce.

7:30 - 8 AM - Meet and talk with other professionals, share ideas, made new contacts - Enjoy full buffet breakfast

8 - 9:30 AM - Panel Discussion

Panel Speakers:

Norman Novinsky, Esq., Brockton,  has been specializing in bankruptcy law for 37 years.  He concentrates in all phases of bankruptcy including Chapters 7, 13, and 11 for individuals as well as businesses.  He is a former adjunct professor at New England School of Law.

Lisa Cremonini, BS, MBA, Natick,  is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER professional who practices with the firm of Jane Siegel and Associates.  She works with individuals and couples going through divorce transition.

Richard S. Ravosa, Esq., Boston,  was recently featured on WBZ-TV with a client whose house and business were saved from foreclosure.  He is experienced in helping people avoid foreclosure through loan modifications and other alternatives.

Barbie Jetter, CDPP, CPC, MS, Canton, is a Certified Mortgage & Divorce Planning Professional and a Licensed Senior Mortgage Advisor who also holds a Master of Science degree in Consulting from BU.

Larry Dannenberg, Framingham, of College Solutions assists in locating the right college and the requisite funding for our clients' children.