Podcast: Does True Love Require a Prenup?
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 she talked about why these agreements are relevant (and necessary) even if you are in deep and everlasting love. Listen here or wherever you get your […]
High Net Worth Divorce: Do You Need a Financial Litigator?
If you’re navigating a high-net-worth divorce, dealing with complex assets like stock options or business valuations, or suspect your spouse isn’t being transparent about finances, this podcast episode is for you. Listen to Lisa’s terrific conversation with Alex Beattie of “The Divorce Planner” podcast on the need for a financial litigator in many a high-net-worth divorce! Listen Here: […]
Forbes: Communication is Key
Lisa was included 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 Consistent “Making sure to touch base often with your clients is always imperative, as are team meetings. We hold a 9 a.m. team meeting […]
Family Legal Care Celebrates 30 Years
Lisa is honored to serve on the board of Family Legal Care, and to have been a part of the 30th Anniversary Committee with her husband, Lloyd, for this year’s gala at the gorgeous Tribeca Rooftop downtown! This organization aims to level the playing field for New Yorkers trying to understand, and access, the Family Court system. […]
Do You Need Crypto Tracing in Your Divorce?
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 in this area if you or your spouse is invested in crypto. Read it on FinanceFeeds, here: https://financefeeds.com/crypto-tracing-in-divorce-cases/
Psychology Today: Four Signs You Are Micromanaging Your Co-Parent
Lisa’s latest blog for Psychology Today discusses the importance of not confusing control with co-parenting. A few topics covered, include: *Monitoring your co-parent’s minute-to-minute routine can be viewed as overstepping your boundaries. *Demanding identical rules in both homes can lead to claims of interference with custodial rights. *To reduce conflict and avoid returning to court, […]
Lisa Zeiderman and Husband Lloyd Featured on Beyond the Bar Podcast
Lisa and her husband, Lloyd, joined Denisa Tova-Liebman for a really fun podcast about building relationships, and business, and provides some excellent insights into Lisa’s story, too! From the podcast notes: What happens when you meet the person you’re going to marry — and it still takes 45 years to get it right? In this […]
“Strangers”: Would You Have Made The Sandwich?
Continuing the conversations around Belle Burden’s “Strangers” book, Lisa joined the hosts of “The Balance Dilemma” podcast, Maura Carlin and Christie McEvoy-Derrico to discuss it. For those who have read the book, they talked about whether Belle should have made “the sandwich” among many other aspects of this compelling story. Watch it all HERE on […]
Forbes: Protecting a Real Estate Empire from Divorce
Are you part of a real estate empire? Have you considered what would happen if there is a divorce in the family? Read more in Lisa’s latest Forbes Business Council piece, here: https://www.forbes.com/councils/forbesbusinesscouncil/2026/04/22/protecting-a-family-real-estate-empire-from-divorce/
Psychology Today: Co-Parenting and Conflict. There’s an App for that!
Psychology Today identified Lisa’s most recent article as an “Essential Read” because it is exactly what people are talking about! Read the article HERE.