Lisa Zeiderman Explores Scaling a Business
Lisa Zeiderman’s recent Forbes article, explores the significance of scaling for long-term business success.
Calm Co-Parenting: Mastering Kids’ Screen Time
Manipulation of screen time can be used in divorce disputes, but clear boundaries set by co-parents reduce children’s anxiety about device use.
How to Divorce a Narcissist
When your spouse is a narcissist, diagnosed or not, getting through a divorce will likely be just as confusing and hard as your marriage has been: which might seem difficult to bear.
10 Strategies for Teaching your Team to be Rainmakers
Lisa’s latest article for the Forbes Business Council discusses how to teach the art of business development to your team.
What “Fleishman Is in Trouble” Gets Right About Divorce
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.
What We Can Learn About Custody From “Succession”
“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.
Getting The Get
Lisa Zeiderman and Aiofe Collins explore why giving a Get in a Jewish divorce arises during a civil divorce.
A Financial Guide to Gray Divorce
Lisa Zeiderman was recently quoted in Kiplinger on financial issues related to gray divorce.
Chaos To Calm: Achieving Work-Life Balance As A Business Owner
Lisa Zeiderman’s latest article for Forbes Business Council discusses what work-life balance really means for a small business owner in a service business.
Lisa and Lloyd Zeiderman discuss finances in Wall Street Journal
In case you were wondering, Lisa takes her own advice when it comes to handling finances as a couple! She and her husband, Lloyd, were recently featured in The Wall Street Journal in an article reporting on how those who give advice about managing money during marriage and divorce actually manage money with their partners. […]