Lisa Zeiderman

Lisa Zeiderman practices in all areas of matrimonial and family law. Lisa is a high energy, zealous and relentless advocate. She strategically and creatively crafts each case from the time of the first consultation to its resolution, in order to achieve the client's ultimate goals.

While educating the client in the process, so that he/she can obtain realistic goals, Lisa works hand in hand with the client to reach the best possible result. Lisa takes a sincere interest in each individual client never losing touch with the human side of this process making their life changing event as painless as possible.

Lisa, once divorced herself, is married with an 18 year old daughter. She is a member of the Legislation Committee of the New York Bar Association and is a member of the New York Women's Bar Association. Lisa has lectured for the New York State Bar Association, the New York Women's Bar Association and the JCC located in New York, New York. She has published articles in the New York Law Journal and the Family Law Review.

Published Works

"Cleanup the Prenup," (Co-Author with Amy L. Reiss, Esq.,), New York Law Journal, Volume 233-No 28, February, 2005

"Utilizing the Lis Pendens in Matrimonial Actions," (Co-Author with Scott E. Mollen), New York Law Journal, Volume 238-No 13, July, 2007

"Snooping: What's Legal, What's Illegal," (Co-Author with Amy L. Reiss, Esq.), Family Law Review, 2009

Classes/Seminars

Equitable Distribution & Maintenance, New York State Bar Association, 2008, 2009, 2010

Boundaries of Electronic Snooping, New York Women's Bar, 2010 - Present

Title Divorce In Challenging Times: Legal and Economic Considerations, Jewish Community Center (JCC) New York, 2010 - Present

Professional Associations and Memberships

New York Women's Bar Association, Member, 2005 - Present

New York State Bar Association, Member of Legislation Committee, 2000 - Present

Past Employment Positions

Amy L. Reiss, Esq., Associate, 2004 - 2005

Self Employed, Fashion Industry