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Parent reviewing a college savings account statement at a kitchen table

Whose 529 Is It? Education Money in a High Net Worth Divorce

August 21, 2026

There is a moment in a lot of my settlement negotiations where both parents agree completely, and I still have to slow things down. The agreement is this: the 529

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Child using a tablet at a kitchen table while a parent looks on, representing screen time and content disputes in a New York custody case

Screen Time, Games, and Content Controls: What Parents Are Really Fighting About Now

August 14, 2026

I wrote last spring about screen time and the anxious generation, and about what Jonathan Haidt’s work means for divorced parents trying to hold a line across two households. Something

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Wealth and Law

Podcast: When Wealth Planning Meets Divorce

August 13, 2026

Lisa’s recent podcast interview, on the “Wealth and Law” podcast with host Brent Nelson, covered the always important topic for high-net-worth couples of wealth planning and divorce! Listen to it

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Investment account statement and calendar on a desk, representing the date of commencement in a New York divorce

What Happens to the Money You Earn After You File for Divorce in New York?

August 7, 2026

A client asked me this in a consultation last week, and I get asked it constantly. He is a finance professional. His bonus lands in March. He is going to

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New York divorce attorney reviewing credit card statements as evidence of wasteful dissipation in an infidelity case

How Infidelity Affects Your New York Divorce

August 6, 2026

When the photos of Mike Vrabel and NFL reporter Dianna Russini started circulating, my phone lit up. Not from reporters. From clients. And from one very persistent plastic surgery nurse

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Divorced parents meeting with a neutral parent coordinator to resolve a co-parenting dispute in New York

Do I Need a Parent Coordinator in New York?

August 6, 2026

You are divorced. The parenting plan is signed. And yet every single decision about your children turns into a fight. Who picks them up on Thursday. Whether they can go

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Spouse reviewing financial documents alone, representing financial control and coercive control in a New York marriage

Is Your Spouse Guilty of Coercive Control?

August 6, 2026

Most people think abuse means bruises. It does not. The client sitting across from me has a husband who has never raised a hand. But he controls every dollar that

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Person reviewing financial documents after noticing signs their spouse may be preparing to file for divorce

The Divorce That Looked Sudden Was Never Actually Sudden

July 31, 2026

By the time a spouse is served with papers they did not see coming, the other side has usually been preparing for months. What looks like an abrupt departure is

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Psychology Today Co Parents Summer Anxiety

Psychology Today: When Summer Custody Causes Anxiety

July 29, 2026

Lisa wrote about summer, co-parenting and anxiety. Even this far into the warmer months, she still get questions about custody arrangements for summer vacations, camps, and more. ***An important point:

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