About Ross
Ross Schulman represents clients in matters that hinge on money, numbers and legal strategy. He is admitted in Florida and New York and has built a practice around the financial complexities that often arise in family law and related disputes. Peers and clients look to him for clear analysis of assets, liabilities and cash flow when those details shape outcomes.
Schulman holds industry certifications that inform his courtroom work and settlement negotiations. He is a Certified Financial Litigator (CFL™) through the American Academy for Certified Financial Litigators. He also holds the Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® credential from the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts. Those credentials indicate formal training in the valuation and allocation of financial interests, tax consequences of settlements and the mechanics of spousal and child support calculations.
His practice addresses contested and uncontested financial issues. That includes tracing and valuing business interests, reviewing forensic accounting reports, examining retirement and stock plans, and modeling support and maintenance scenarios. He handles discovery tied to financial disclosures and works with accountants and valuation experts to test assumptions and prepare evidence. In court, he presents reports and testimony that translate technical figures into clear arguments for judges and mediators.
Schulman’s professional affiliations include the American Academy for Certified Financial Litigators and the Collier County Bar Association. Those memberships provide access to peer review and continuing education focused on financial litigation. He also maintains connections across Florida and New York legal communities that assist in coordinating cross-jurisdictional matters and in engaging local expert witnesses when cases require them.
He practices with Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A., where he collaborates with colleagues on cases that require both legal strategy and financial fluency. His work balances pretrial investigation, negotiation and courtroom advocacy. He prepares detailed financial exhibits, deposes financial experts and advises clients on settlement trade-offs. Schulman currently concentrates his practice on the financial aspects of family law and related litigation matters.
