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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.

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The Silent Divorce Pattern

When I am working with people who are divorcing, I don’t hear that the marriage came to end because of one argument.

Nesting Arrangement Agreements

For families in New York, divorce can disrupt children’s routines. More parents are trying ‘nesting,’ where children remain in the marital residence

Combining Finances

Kevin O’Leary has talked a lot about marriage and money. Many people notice his advice about keeping finances separate. It makes sense

Virtual Series

Join Savvy Ladies Board Chair Lisa Zeiderman, Esq, CFL, CDFA and a slate of experts for a four-part virtual panel discussion series

Navigating Co-parenting

In her latest article for Psychology Today, Lisa discusses a topic that comes up frequently in her practice: the challenges associated with

Power of the Ask Hosts Andi Assebian

On the most recent episode of The Power of the Ask, Andi Assebian, MSN, AGNP-C, explains why asking is the most important

New York divorce lawyer

Let’s face it, many people have a difficult time discussing money—their incomes, their assets and their liabilities. Therefore, it is not surprising

Planning Is Power

A recent article in The New Yorker featured Julia Rodgers and Hello Prenup, and Lisa got a mention, too! —> Read it

Year-end divorce financial planning for high-income New York clients

December, 2025 As we begin counting down the days to the beginning of the new year, many high-income New Yorkers are carefully

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