Practicing Divorce Law In Pittsburgh, PA

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Betty A. Dillon, Attorney at Law, is a reliable family law firm that is dedicated to assisting our clients with a wide variety of issues, such as prenuptial agreements, adoptions, custody agreements, separations, divorces, and much more. If you need legal counsel on any of these issues or related ones, please don’t hesitate to come to us. Our team is equipped with the knowledge and expertise to provide you with the legal advice you require.

Simplifying The Process

When it comes to divorce or separation, most couples know they should follow through with it. They put it off because they’ve seen other messy divorces, and they do not want to invest the time or money in the process. Other times, they simply do not think the emotional pain and fighting involved is not worth the effort. However, when you come to our law firm, we offer alternative solutions to adversarial divorce.

At Betty A. Dillon, Attorney at Law, we are your resource for all matters involving divorce law. We can provide you with detailed legal counsel on the best way to approach your case and strive to help you resolve things peacefully. Our divorce law attorney can guide you through the process while minimizing the time, expense, and animosity.

Contact us to find out how we can assist you with divorce law. We proudly serve clients in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and the surrounding areas.

ALERT: There have been significant changes to Pennsylvania’s child custody law, which became effective on January 24, 2011.

One of the most important concerns relocation cases. There are strict notice requirements and stringent procedures to be followed by a parent objecting to a proposed relocation.

An objection must be filed with the Court within 30 days of receipt of the notice of proposed relocation and must be served upon the other party by certified mail, return receipt requested.

If this is not done, consent to the proposed relocation will be presumed, and, perhaps most importantly, if these procedures are not followed, the relocation cannot be challenged later in a modification petition.

This is major because, it appears that the standard of “the best interest of the child” can lose out to procedural rules.

The bottom line: If you receive notice of a proposed relocation from the primary custodial parent of your child, contact your attorney immediately.

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Betty A. Dillon Attorney at Law
1725 Washington Road
Suite 503
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15241
Phone: 800-506-1125
Local: 412-835-0933
Fax: 412-835-7219

*Practice concentrated in Allegheny and Washington Counties. Going into other counties is considered on case by case basis.

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