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June 28, 2018 - Noon to 1 pm Closing Real Estate Loopholes in Divorce Mediation Divorce mediators who help spouses make real estate choices during their separation and divorce often face multiple challenges. A decision to sell a home or transfer its ownership to the soon-to-be ex-spouse is wrought with emotional upheavals and financial concerns. How can a divorce mediator help create a real estate flowchart for the parties’ process while honoring and balancing the emotions of all involved? You will learn to:
Alla Roytberg, Esq. Alla Roytberg Esq. is a lawyer, mediator and frequent lecturer with over 25 years of professional experience. After graduating from Fordham University School of Law in 1991 and practicing law at two law firms for five years, she started The Law Firm and Mediation Practice of Alla Roytberg in 1996. Currently, the firm has offices located in Manhattan and in Forest Hills, Queens. Alla’s practice focuses on all aspects of family and matrimonial law, including litigation, mediation, collaborative divorce and work on prenuptial and marital agreements. Her areas of concentration also include general mediation, residential real estate representation and ancillary general practice. Alla is fluent in Russian and frequently addresses the legal needs of the Russian community in New York. Her clients range from individuals and entrepreneurs to privately-held small companies. Mark Josephson, Esq., CPA, CFP, CFE, CGMA Mark A. Josephson Esq, CPA, CFP, CFE, CGMA, is a founder and senior partner of Murray & Josephson, CPAs, LLC. Mark assists lawyers, mediators and collaborators with business, tax and accounting advice for their practices, as well as a diverse range of personal and business matters for their clients. Mark received his bachelor's degree in Accounting and Finance from Boston University and is also a graduate of New York Law School. He is a member of the bar in the states of New York, New Jersey and Florida. In addition, Mark has earned a certification in Financial Planning from the College for Financial Planning, is a certified fraud examiner and member of the Association of Fraud Examiners, and is certified as a chartered global management accountant. Webinar Information The New York State Council on Divorce Mediation sponsors educational webinars that are free to members. Nonmembers can attend for a nominal fee ($50). Want to Speak at a Webinar? If you are interested in speaking and want to propose a webinar topic, please use this form. Our recent webinars have been: Marketing Your Divorce Mediation Practice Online Retirement and Divorce: Archives of past webinars are available. For more information, please contact director@nysmediate.org
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