Law Offices of Lisa Giovinazzo

25 years of experience

Contested Divorce

When wealth and family intersect, contested divorce can become one of the most emotionally and financially complex events in a person’s life. With more than 25 years of experience, Lisa Giovinazzo has earned a reputation as a formidable advocate for clients navigating high-stakes divorce across New York—including some of the most high-asset cases on Staten Island, where she has helped resolve marital estates exceeding $50 million.

Lisa understands the nuances of wealth, the pressure of privacy, and the emotional toll these matters can take. She brings calm, strategic leadership to every case—whether you’re confronting hidden assets, complex business holdings, or parenting disputes shaped by demanding careers or relocation.

Her approach is grounded in principled negotiation, aiming to minimize conflict while fiercely protecting your financial future. When litigation is necessary, Lisa is a focused and unyielding courtroom advocate who ensures no detail is missed.

Lisa skillfully handles:

Complex property division: real estate, investments, luxury assets

Business valuations and shared ownership disputes

Intellectual property and stock option division

Discovery of hidden or offshore accounts

Prenuptial and postnuptial agreement challenges

Sophisticated child custody and support arrangements

High-conflict or career-driven parenting schedules

With a trusted network of appraisers, forensic accountants, and custody experts, Lisa ensures that your rights, your assets, and your peace of mind are fully protected.

“After encountering several difficult attorneys during my divorce journey, I was fortunate enough to find a gem in Lisa was incredibly effective in guiding me toward a resolution using outstanding communication skills, and made the process much smoother. She helped me navigate complex red tape and contentious behavior, and most importantly, she was honest about potential outcomes and what I could realistically expect. I’m lucky to have met her.”
— Robyn Billings