Lisa Zeiderman was quoted in this Kiplinger article on protecting your financed when your spouse has a gambling problem. Read the full article on Kiplinger by Stacy Francis here.
It seems incredibly fitting to honor Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in March, which coincides with what would have been her 88th birthday, on March 15, but also as a part of our #womenwhoinspire campaign to support Savvy Ladies for Women’s History Month.
New York divorce attorney and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Lisa Zeiderman was included in this recent Financial Advisor article by Karen DeMasters discussing how to divorce a millionaire. Specifically,
Lisa Zeiderman was the featured guest on Karen McMahon’s Journey Beyond Divorce podcast to speak about the importance of knowing what you don’t know in a high net worth divorce.
Please join me in celebrating Women’s History Month in a very special way. Throughout March, Savvy Ladies, a not for profit which promotes financial literacy, is teaming up with Transamerica
This legal document, negotiated and agreed to by both parties, can preemptively set forth how certain assets, including retirement funds, real property, executive compensation such as restricted stock units and businesses, are divided in the event of a divorce or legal separation.
The extraordinary stress associated with this pandemic, along with fewer opportunities to physically separate from abusive partners, is likely to trigger and even embolden domestic abusers.
Lisa tells us the story of three cases concerning false allegations against three fathers, and she reveals the (surprising) skill all family lawyers should possess.
Financially Ever After Lisa Zeiderman was the featured guest on Stacy Francis’ popular podcast to discuss narcissists and divorce. Narcissists will use mediation as a form of control in the
