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
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
In the latest episode of the “Happy Healthy Wise Wealthy” podcast, Lisa chatted with host Mary Meyer to try and demystify one of life’s hardest transitions. From the show notes:
Lisa recently joined Shannon Darrow, host of the “In Between Them” podcast, on a range of issues related to divorce and finances. Watch or listen to it all, here: https://riverside.com/shared/exported-clip/c68308b768ae49629493
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
Parents walk into my office assuming the court starts from a place of bias against them. Some assume the opposite, that the law has fully caught up and gender no
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:
In the latest episode of The Power of the Ask, Lisa’s guest is Katrina Volker, of OurFamilyWizard. They discussed building trust, knowing your worth, and much much more! Watch the
In the New York Law Journal, Lisa, along with Emily C. Walsh and Rowan DeGasperis, Esq. authored an article on mental health records in child custody cases. From the article: “In
