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MANAGING PARTNER

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Kyleigh Weinfurtner is the Managing Partner of Zashin Law. Her practice is focused on strategically navigating clients through all areas of family law matters.

Kyleigh has a particular strength in handling matters involving complex financials, such as executive compensation, business valuations and diversified investments. Her experience and knowledge in these matters allow her to comprehensively advise clients, whether representing the participant or the spouse. Kyleigh has handled a variety of financially complex matters, including, estates in excess of $500M, compensation and estates of professional athletes, business valuations of publicly and privately held interests, tracing premarital assets, and determining the fair market value of contracts pertaining to executive compensation. In addition to her sophisticated knowledge of finances, Kyleigh also focuses her practice on challenging parenting matters. She has successfully litigated matters of parental alienation to terminate a parent’s rights to custody and parenting time. Kyleigh does not shy away from litigation but preaches strategy over reaction in the handling of matters.

Kyleigh is frequently sought after to lecture at continuing education seminars on various topics. She was appointed as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Case Western Reserve University in 2020 and enjoys the opportunity to work with future professionals.

Kyleigh and her family enjoy life in a small township, prioritizing their time together and all things sports. She is an avid fan of her beloved New York Giants, a season ticket holder for the Cavs and has an inherited passion for the Tribe. She loves hosting friends and family and cooking far more food than appropriate. She has an extensive bourbon collection and can frequently be found playing golf with her husband.

“Worrying does not empty tomorrow of its troubles, it empties today of its strength.”
– Corrie ten Boom