FAMILY LAW
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The attorneys at Howland Hess O'Connell are experienced in representing women and men in all aspects of Family Law. From prenuptial agreements to divorce, support and grandparent visitation, Dennis R. Meakim, David W. Birnbaum and Karen F. Angelucci have each provided personal attention to many clients at a time when each of those clients were going through the most troubling of circumstances.
It has been reported that upwards of 50% of all marriages end in a divorce filing. These cases are very difficult on the participants. When children are involved, the break up can be especially draining on the parents emotionally, physically, spiritually and financially. Our experienced team guides each client in gaining an understanding of the court's rules and processes and provides sounds advice based upon the unique circumstances. Setting reachable goals allows the client to proceed through a difficult period using a perspective focused on the future and not the past. Our history of successfully resolving domestic disputes provides a benefit to each new client at a time when every advantage is necessary. |
We work hard to ensure we assist every family with the exact help they need including: Child Support Custody and Visitation Spousal Support/ Alimony Divorce and Equitable Distribution |
The family law attorneys at Howland Hess O'Connell have appeared in many jurisdictions. Located in Huntingdon Valley, our office location provides an easy commute to Montgomery, Bucks, Philadelphia, and Camden County courthouses. Family Court matters have also been handled in Delaware, Chester, Gloucester and Burlington Counties without difficulty. Often times the initial conference in a family law matter will occur right in the home of the client.
Given the significance of the outcome in a custody and/or child support action, it is important for the client to engage counsel as soon as the family dynamic has changed. Many parents have forfeited support or other benefits for periods of time during which they were trying to let things "cool off" or "settle down" only to learn that such patience can result in a loss of financial support.
Given the significance of the outcome in a custody and/or child support action, it is important for the client to engage counsel as soon as the family dynamic has changed. Many parents have forfeited support or other benefits for periods of time during which they were trying to let things "cool off" or "settle down" only to learn that such patience can result in a loss of financial support.