Lisa was recently published in Forbes on a topic she is seeing again and again in her practice. It relates to startups, founders and venture capital. From the article: “An early
There are two terms that come up in Lisa’s practice that are presumed to be interchangeable but actually are not: “financial infidelity” and “financial abuse.” Knowing the difference is important.
Lisa wrote about summer, co-parenting and anxiety. Even this far into the warmer months, she still get questions about custody arrangements for summer vacations, camps, and more. ***An important point:
In the New York Law Journal, Lisa, along with Emily C. Walsh and Rowan DeGasperis, Esq. authored an article on mental health records in child custody cases. From the article: “In
In a recent article in Business Insider featuring HelloPrenup, Lisa, along with Julia Rodgers of HelloPrenup, are quoted on AI-related cheating — also known as AI Infidelity –and addressing it
Take a look at this fun essay on Belle Burden’s “Strangers” book that discusses prenups and gray divorce, featuring quotes from Lisa and Julia Rodgers at HelloPrenup! Read it here
The Wall Street Journal featured an extended interview with Lisa on something she is seeing more and more of in prenup drafting: a “leaving the workforce” trigger. From the article:
Lisa was quoted in this recent Forbes article, “Keeping Customer Service Strong Even When The Team Is Short-Staffed”. Her contribution to the conversation was all about communication! From the article: Keep Communication
Watch: Lisa Zeiderman on what happens to frozen embryos in a divorce. Lisa and Julia Rodgers of HelloPrenup recently coauthored a scholarly legal article in the New York Law Journal
