Down & Out In Beverly Hills:

In this economy, many family law attorneys need to know how to approach the decline in market values in real estate, businesses, and retirement. This program will address the tax impact of market losses and the new rules relating to foreclosed properties. It will also suggest ideas for maximizing returns, minimizing losses, and dividing a negative marital estate.

Mark S. Carlin
Mark S. Carlin is a principal and co-founder of Ain & Bank, P.C., in Washington , DC . He has gained a reputation as a highly skilled litigator since serving as a public defender for the District of Columbia (1978-1985). The focus of his almost 25 years in private practice has been complex litigation involving family, commercial, real estate, tort, and estate law, with a special emphasis in family law since 1993. He has appeared before the appellate courts of the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. He was selected by his peers to be included in Best Lawyers of America (2007,2008, 2009). Mr. Carlin is trained in Collaborative Law and is a founding member of Collaborative Divorce Association, Inc. Mr. Carlin is a frequent instructor at the National Institute of Trial Advocacy. He has lectured at area law schools and the Federal Judicial Center. In 2002 the National Association of Medicaid Fraud Units honored him for his pro bono service. He is Chair of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals Committee on Admissions, and he is a Trustee of the National Conference of Bar Examiners.

Donald A. Glenn, CPA
Donald A. Glenn has over 30 years accounting experience and consulting to privately held companies, individuals, and attorneys.  He is a Certified Public Accountant, Accredited in Business Valuation by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Certified Fraud Examiner, and Certified Valuation Analyst.  He is a partner with Glenn & Dawson, LLP in Walnut Creek, CA.  He is frequently a court-appointed expert in California Superior and Federal Bankruptcy Courts.  He is also an instructor for the California CPA Society.  He co-authored the AICPA’s Forensic Accounting for Divorce Engagements: A Practical Guide, 2nd Edition, Litigation Services Handbook, as well as numerous articles.  He was also the first recipient of the California Society of CPAs’ Family Law Section’s “Distinguished Service Award” for his contributions to forensic accounting.

Margie Hofberg
Margie Hofberg is the President of Collaborative Dispute Resolution Professionals, a mortgage banker, and broker licensed in Maryland, Virginia, the District of Columbia and Florida. Margie began her career as a loan officer in 1984, and she now has 25 years of experience in the residential mortgage lending industry. She was the founding President of the Maryland Association of Mortgage Brokers, formed in 1992, and served on its Board of Directors through 2000. Margie also served on the Mortgage Bankers Association/Metropolitan Washington Board of Governors for several years. In 2000, she received the MAMB Broker of the Year award and in 1999 received the MBA/MW award for Member of the Year. Margie is currently serving as President Elect of Collaborative Dispute Resolution Professionals and has trained in Collaborative Practice.

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