A divorce becomes high-conflict when one or both parties refuse to cooperate and argue constantly. These cases often involve anger, blame, or emotional abuse. Some also include threats, name-calling, or
Lisa recently joined Dr. Sarah Bren’s “Secured Attachment” podcast to talk about how parents can navigate separation, divorce, and custody decisions with clarity, confidence, and a focus on their child’s
If you have a child with autism, you know how challenging a big change can be. Returning to school after summer vacation certainly qualifies, and it’s often even more complicated
In Lisa’s latest article for Forbes Business Council, she delves into the risks inherent if in-laws are a part of your family business… and your family goes through a divorce
Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) are often the most complex assets to divide in matrimonial cases. They are also assets often overlooked by matrimonial attorneys during the division of assets as
Mediation helps many couples work out divorce terms and avoid having to go to court. However, it doesn’t work for everyone. If your ex controls conversations, refuses to listen, or
High-net-worth divorces often involve more property, more money, and more issues to sort out than a typical divorce case. For example, these cases might include business interests, real estate, investments,
Divorce in New York doesn’t just involve personal and emotional decisions—it also involves financial choices with consequences that could affect you for years to come. Below are five strategies you
Lisa tackled the intersection of summer, custody, and anxiety in her latest blog for Psychology Today: “Co-parenting anxiety can peak in summer… but planning helps!” Read her latest blog for
