As professionals, what information do we need to know about SSA benefits in order to meet our clients/patients needs? What happens when someone becomes disabled, but has insufficient credits? After a person is divorced, can they still collect from his/her ex-spouse’s SSA? What if the person has more than one “ex” or deceased spouse? Attend this breakfast to get the answers to these and many more questions, along with materials that will assist you in your practice.

Faculty:
Kurt Czarnowski, Regional Communications Director of SSA
Mr. Czarnowski is the Regional Communications Director for the Social Security Administration in New England. He received his undergraduate degree in History from Hamilton College and a Masters in Public Administration from Northeastern University. He began his career as a claims representative in the Framingham District Office and has held several different management and staff positions in the Boston area during his career prior to being selected for his present position in 1991. As the Regional Communications Director, he is responsible for coordinating the public affairs activities in the entire six New England states.

Anita Robboy, Attorney
Ms. Robboy is a member of the Domestic Relations Practice Group in the firm of Menard, Murphy, and Walsh, LLP. She is a graduate of Swarthmore College, Tufts University (M.Ed.) and Boston University School of Law (J.D.). In her practice, Ms. Robboy is experienced in all aspects of divorce, separation and post-divorce actions and pre-nuptial agreements. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. She is a member of the Boston and Women’s Bar Associations. Ms. Robboy is also a member of the American Inns of Court.