
How Infidelity Affects Your New York Divorce
When the photos of Mike Vrabel and NFL reporter Dianna Russini started circulating, my phone lit up. Not from reporters. From clients. And from one very persistent plastic surgery nurse

When the photos of Mike Vrabel and NFL reporter Dianna Russini started circulating, my phone lit up. Not from reporters. From clients. And from one very persistent plastic surgery nurse

Most people think abuse means bruises. It does not. The client sitting across from me has a husband who has never raised a hand. But he controls every dollar that

In another conversation inspired by the Belle Burden book, “Strangers,” Lisa had a terrific discussion about prenups and postnups with “The D. Tales with Allison Kahler” podcast! Allison and I

The short answer in New York is yes. The document just has a different name. A prenuptial agreement is signed before marriage. What most people do not know is that

This is one of the most common questions I hear, and one of the most commonly misunderstood. People come in assuming their premarital savings are safe. Or that an inheritance

Lisa is quoted in this article in FinanceFeeds via one of her recent, informative blogs on crypto tracing in divorce. It is important to hire an attorney who has experience

People ask me this question more than almost any other question during an initial consultation. They have heard it from a friend, read it somewhere online, or simply assumed it

Most people assume the divorce decree is just the finish line. The paperwork that says it’s over. It is not. It is a legally binding court order that will govern

In a recent episode of “The Balance Dilemma” podcast, hosted by the insightful Maura Carlin and Christie McEvoy-Derrico, Lisa Zeiderman, Esq. joined the conversation to delve deeper into Belle Burden’s