An approved Michigan mediator and Collaborative Divorce professional, Alisa Peskin-Shepherd has more than 30 years of experience practicing law in the state of Michigan, in Oakland County, Wayne County and Macomb County. She is specially trained as a family law expert, divorce lawyer and custody mediator as well as a collaborative divorce lawyer.

Beverly Price is passionate about helping women reclaim their power during and after divorce. As a Certified Divorce Coach (CDC), she’s guided countless women through the toughest moments of their lives, from navigating high-conflict divorces to dealing with the trauma of domestic abuse. Beverly knows firsthand how overwhelming divorce can be and provides the support she wishes she had during her own journey.

She’s also the co-founder of The Divorce Coalition, working to transform how society addresses domestic abuse through education, collaboration, and advocacy.

Kali Hassinger, CFP®, CSRIC®, is a Senior Financial Planner and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional at Center for Financial Planning, Inc.®.  

Kali joined the Center team in 2013 and she has been involved in the financial planning and insurance profession for more than a decade. She hosts educational webinars on topics like managing student loans and planning for Medicare. She is also a frequent contributor to The Center’s “Money Centered” blog. Kali is a member of the firm’s Financial Planning Department and the Health & Wellness Committee. 

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ABOUT MAX

Growing up in Metro Detroit, Max is committed to and well connected in the area. After leaving Michigan to complete his undergraduate and legal studies, Max returned to Michigan to work in and give back to the community about which he cares so deeply. Max began his legal practice in securities litigation and arbitration representing Fortune 500 companies including financial institutions and insurance companies as well as local and regional banks and organizations. During this time, Max cut his teeth in the legal profession and fine-tuned his skills.

Looking for more meaning in his practice, Max transitioned to family law. Max’s experience in the corporate world informed his ability to mesh his sensitivity about people and their personal and family issues and needs with his understanding of contracts and negotiations.