Family law is evolving rapidly. This timely panel (February 26, 8pm ET) will explore the policy shifts and legal trends shaping the future of family law practice and what lawyers
Men are taught to be brave. Women are taught to be perfect. This cultural block is exactly why so many women hesitate to ask for the raises and support they
When I am working with people who are divorcing, I don’t hear that the marriage came to end because of one argument. In fact, I have never heard that from
For families in New York, divorce can disrupt children’s routines. More parents are trying ‘nesting,’ where children remain in the marital residence and parents alternate living there. This way, children
Join Savvy Ladies Board Chair Lisa Zeiderman, Esq, CFL, CDFA and a slate of experts for a four-part virtual panel discussion series designed to empower women navigating divorce with the
Kevin O’Leary has talked a lot about marriage and money. Many people notice his advice about keeping finances separate. It makes sense that people want to protect what they have
Let’s face it, many people have a difficult time discussing money—their incomes, their assets and their liabilities. Therefore, it is not surprising people are rarely discussing the topic of financial
December, 2025 As we begin counting down the days to the beginning of the new year, many high-income New Yorkers are carefully reviewing their financial situation. For some, bonuses may
Lisa was recently quoted in Forbes discussing AI and how “Thinking Of AI Only In Negative Terms” should be retired… From the article: “We are retiring the mindset that AI
