Five Things Everyone Should Know Before Drafting A New York Prenuptial Agreement
What Is a Prenuptial Agreement? It is important to be as prepared as possible at every stage of life. You can prepare for marriage by getting a legally valid prenuptial agreement. Each state has its own laws regarding prenuptial agreements, and what couples can agree to before divorce depends on what is allowable by state […]
College Tuition vs Retirement Savings: What Should Take Priority?
College Tuition vs Retirement Savings: What Should Take Priority? This is a question that comes up frequently in my practice: should you prioritize paying for your child’s educational expenses or accelerating your retirement savings as you near the twilight of your career? If you are divorced, this decision is made all the more complicated […]
Lisa Zeiderman Published in New York Law Journal
Lisa Zeiderman Published in New York Law Journal Lisa’s latest article in the New York Law Journal is coauthored with her colleague, Liza J. Trazzera, Esq., and highlights the importance of understanding the ins and outs of attorney-client privilege in divorce. From the article: “Divorce attorneys often find themselves in a position where other professionals […]
LGBTQ+ Divorce: Some Different, Much Same
As Pride Month ends, we invite you to join us in taking a closer look at the divorce and family law issues facing LGBTQ+ families in New York.
A Women’s Guide to Money and Divorce
A Women’s Guide to Money and Divorce How your finances are handled in a divorce may be the single biggest factor in your post-divorce quality of life and standard of living. It is crucial to compile a statement of net worth and ensure you are fully prepared for the division of marital property and […]
Deep v Heard – Legal Takeaways Relevant to a Family Law Matter
Deep v Heard – Legal Takeaways Relevant to a Family Law Matter The civil trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard has come to an end, though media outlets are reporting that Heard will appeal. Jurors found Heard liable for defaming Depp in an Op-Ed published in the Washington Post and finding Depp […]
Your Mental Health: What is Admissible in Court?
Unless you’ve been living under a rock or forgot to pay your internet bill, you have seen coverage or at least memes stemming from the ongoing Depp vs. Heard defamation trial. The concepts of physician-patient privilege as well as a party’s mental state are among the key issues that have highlighted by this case. Lisa […]
How to Build an Interdisciplinary Team Outside Your Law Firm
When it comes to family law it is crucial to have an attorney with extensive experience in areas such as divorce and custody rather than an attorney who occasionally dabbles in them. It is just as important to have an attorney who is self-aware enough to recognize that they are not an expert in every […]
5 Signs of Parental Alienation
Parental alienation–when one parent is actively working toward alienating the child against their other parent–is a crucial issue to watch for during and after a divorce. Lisa Zeiderman recently detailed five signs of parental alienation to watch for, including a sudden change in relationship and a stark reaction to each parent. Read the full article […]
Lisa Zeiderman to Share Her Wisdom From the Top
One of the many qualities that set Lisa Zeiderman apart from her peers is her commitment to giving back to her colleagues in the legal community. It’s in this spirit that she will participate in an upcoming CLE presented by the New Lawyers Section of the Westchester County Bar Association. The CLE – titled The View […]