The New York Divorce and Family Law FamCalc Software Suite will be available October 1, 2009
We are proud to announce that as of October 1, 2009 our New York Divorce and Family Law FamCalc Software Suite of individual programs will be available to make life easier for every attorney who practices divorce and family law in New York. This software, which requires only a basic knowledge of computers, was written especially for the New York Divorce and Family Law attorney. The Suite of programs will include the New York Divorce and Family Law Child Support Calculator, which automatically generates a helpful summary report and UD-8 Worksheet, calculates the child support amount on combined parental income, both under and over $130,000, and drafts for you the language required to be included in agreements, stipulations, and findings of fact. Another program in the Suite is Drafting Agreements For the New York Divorce and Family Law Attorney. It contains an interactive manual, describing in detail each provision of the agreement you are composing. It offers you practical advice for drafting your agreement with the "Settlement Considerations", "Drafters Notes" and "Law You Should Know". The program is updated annually so that you will always be up to date on New York law of agreements. The Suite will also contain the New York Divorce and Family Law Statement of Net Worth Calculator, which automatically generates a net worth statement that converts all expenses into monthly or weekly expenses; the New York Divorce and Family Law Value Calculator, which allows you to calculate the present value of future dollars; and the New York and Family Law Marital Property Distributor, which calculates, on a "what if" basis, the total value of each spouses' share of the marital assets. The programs are easy to run and come with simple plain - English instructions. The contents of all of the programs have been written by us, based upon years of experience in New York divorce and family law practice. They make doing the child support calculations, or drafting a complex agreement, "so easy a lawyer can do it".
(For further information click on this link to fill out a request form)
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