Child Custody and Visitation Attorney in New York, New York

What is your experience in handling custody disputes?

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so I have handled custody disputes since
I’ve actually started practicing law
which is in 2004 and I have handled
custody trials in New York County in
Westchester County and Rockland County
in Duchess County and in putam county
and I have worked with people to
negotiate custody Arrangements parenting
schedules legal custody which is how do
people make decisions about their
children in terms of major decisions so
who decides for example the issues of
medical educational extracurricular
religious those are issues that are
called major decisions and I have both
negotiated those decisions at the
settlement table and I have also
litigated those decisions in terms of
getting final decision- making for many
of my clients so it it just depends you
know some cases are ripe for settlement
and some cases unfortunately can’t be
settled and they need to be decided by a
judge and I can do either either we will
work it out at the settlement table and
if we can’t work it out at the
settlement table then we’re going to be
prepared to litigate those issues

New York, NY family law attorney Lisa Zeiderman talks about her experience in handling custody disputes. The attorney has handled custody disputes since beginning their law practice in 2004. They have managed custody trials in New York County, Westchester County, Rockland County, Dutchess County, and Putnam County. Their experience includes working with clients to negotiate custody arrangements, parenting schedules, and legal custody, which pertains to decision-making regarding major issues affecting children.

These major decisions encompass matters related to medical care, education, extracurricular activities, and religious upbringing. The attorney has negotiated these decisions at the settlement table and litigated them to secure final decision-making authority for many clients. The approach to each case varies; some are suitable for settlement, while others must be resolved by a judge. The attorney is prepared to work through resolutions at the settlement table or litigate issues as necessary.

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