Lisa's latest article for the Forbes Business Council discusses how to teach the art of business development to your team.
Throughout the course of her career practicing family law, Lisa Zeiderman has been a constant source of expertise for a range of media covering topics from divorce in New York to finances and divorce. Lisa has been interviewed and quoted extensively, sharing her legal insights on marriage, custody and divorce matters at a time when the meaning of family structure is ever-evolving. She has been published dozens of times in reputable outlets people turn to when facing a life changing event, offering an approachable and informed point of view. Read and listen below for her leading views on everything from prenups to equitable distribution of assets.
Lisa's latest article for the Forbes Business Council discusses how to teach the art of business development to your team.
Listen as Larry Heller, CFP®, CDFA®, and Lisa share valuable insights on critical questions to ask when searching for a divorce attorney. They also discuss why divorce proceedings can differ when you own a business and delve into other significant issues, such as imputation of income, division of assets and liabilities, and maintenance laws.
In watching Fleishman Is in Trouble, you may start to wonder whether much of the relationship difficulties could have been avoided with better and more communication, empathy and trust.
"Succession" delves into the lives of the Roys, a high-profile, wealthy, and dysfunctional family, as they navigate power struggles, corporate intrigue, and personal relationships.
Lisa Zeiderman and Aiofe Collins explore why giving a Get in a Jewish divorce arises during a civil divorce.
Lisa Zeiderman was recently quoted in Kiplinger on financial issues related to gray divorce.
In this episode of "Single Lady Estates," Lisa Zeiderman shares share practical steps and considerations for divorce.
Lisa was recently a guest of Bobbie Wasserman on her podcast, Single Lady Estates -- for two episodes.
The Wall Street Journal reached out to Lisa Zeiderman and other top divorce attorneys from across the country to ask about the