Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller Family Law Blog

TALENT

The members of the practice are leaders in state and national bar associations and community organizations. They frequently lecture throughout the state and the nation in areas related to family law.

WHO WE ARE

Chair Cheryl Young is a former President of the Montgomery County Bar Association and is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Board of Governors. Shareholder Helen Casale is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and is known as an expert on issues that same sex couples face. Shareholder Jerry Shoemaker has recently been named one of the Greater Philadelphia Region’s Ten Leaders in Divorce Law, 45 & Under, by the Ten Leaders Cooperative and is a frequent lecturer on family law topics. Our associates are also extremely experienced and have been recognized as Rising Stars, published on numerous occasions, and lectured in various capacities.

FLEXIBILITY

Our practice group handles all phases of divorce law and our attorneys counsel clients on the most efficient and innovative ways to resolve their disputes.

LOCATION

Our practice reaches out across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Our office is located in Montgomery County where we practice regularly.

We also have extensive experience in counties throughout the region including, but not limited to, Berks, Bucks, Chester, Dauphin, Delaware, Lancaster, Lehigh, Northampton, and Philadelphia Counties in Pennsylvania and Camden, Burlington, Gloucester, Mercer, Somerset, Cape May, Ocean, Salem, and Atlantic Counties in New Jersey.

EXPERIENCE

Our focus is to serve our clients’ needs during a trying time in their lives by providing sound legal advice in the most efficient and expeditious way possible. From routine matters to complex litigation, we have a tremendous amount of experience in domestic relations at the trial and appellate court levels. We approach cases, when possible, in a collaborative manner, but are also adept litigators when necessary. In addition, we frequently use alternative dispute resolution methods to resolve matters in the most cost-effective manner.

AND MORE

We understand the sensitive, confidential, and delicate nature of family law disputes. For that reason, one of our deepest concerns is to assure our clients that we respect those interests. Our lawyers and staff are dedicated to protecting the confidentiality of our clients.

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By Mathew Gomez It does not happen too often, but every once in a while you might find yourself dealing with a party who simply does not want to be found. Whether they have fled the state, hid their location, and/or just refuse to disclose their whereabouts, it can be arduous to get the divorce… Read More

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It’s Wedding Season – Do not Wait Until the Last Minute to Sign Your Prenup: Orsini v. Orsini – A Case Study in Why Planning Ahead is Important

By Dori F. Green June is fast approaching and that means wedding season and wedding season means premarital agreements—the often times messy and dreaded task for so many couples who would rather not deal with it. In Pennsylvania, premarital agreements will typically be enforced (no matter how one-sided the terms) as long as each party has… Read More

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By Colleen Norcross It is a given that parents want their children to go to the best school available to the kids.  But what happens when parents disagree on which school is best? If parents share legal custody, there are a number of things to consider in school choice cases. Overall, parents know their children best… Read More

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            So your spouse has filed for divorce and you have decided to retain counsel to represent you in the divorce and related custody and/or support matters.  Clients always want to know if their spouse will have to pay for their counsel fees.  We as lawyers often hear: “It’s not fair, he has so much… Read More

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            Your spouse just announced he or she wants a divorce and you do not know the next steps.  Generally, there are multiple claims which can be made in the context of a divorce matter. Those claims include equitable distribution (distribution of assets), alimony (support of a spouse after the divorce decree is entered), and counsel… Read More

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