Lisa was recently a guest of Thomas Miller on the “4 Peaks Parents” podcast. They had a lively discussion about divorce and money, and what it means for both spouses, and the
A client sat across from me last year, pleased with himself. He had agreed to let his wife keep the savings account all in cash, and he would keep the
Watch: How Venture Capital & SaaS Assets Are Divided in a Divorce. A client once told me the business was “worth whatever my husband says it is worth, because he
There are two terms that come up in Lisa’s practice that are presumed to be interchangeable but actually are not: “financial infidelity” and “financial abuse.” Knowing the difference is important.
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
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
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
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
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
