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The Deadbeat Spreadsheet is a perfect example of Cloud... The DeadBeat Spreadsheet is a perfect example of Cloud computing. According to Wikipedia "Cloud computing is the delivery of computing as a service rather than a product, whereby shared resources, software,...
Free Calculator Basic The DeadBeatSpreadsheet provides free accounting tools to help visitors determine past due child support, alimony, and other delinquent court ordered payables. As a server-side application, all the...
Free Calculator Basic The DeadBeatSpreadsheet provides free accounting tools to help visitors determine past due child support, alimony, and other delinquent court ordered payables. As a server-side application, all the...
12 Steps Less 2 This is not difficult. You can do it. To get started you will have to most likely do a little, or a lot of preparation. This is not going to be a great big giant hard thing to do. I will be a lot of...
Calculator Progress Update February 2012 We are about 99% completed with the development work for all 3 calculators of the Deadbeat Spreadsheet. All Calculators are working. Check out the Tutorial! Let us know what you think.
Sometimes Divorce Decrees Order parties to be financially responsible for past indebtednesses or miscellaneous items. Things like Car Note Balances, Living Expenses, and Attorney Fees. These payables are usually lump sums and payable within 30 days of the final decree date. This calculator works well in determining unpaid (arrears) totals over time for such items. All you need to do here is to determine an amount(s) (usually taken right off the Divorce Decree), a lump sum, and enter it into the form below.
Like all the forms that are part of this blog, in order to use this form you must register and have been assigned a password and be logged into our server. You might begin your search for the interest rate applicable to where you live in our main menu entitled “Interest Rates” before you begin your calculation.
