Abington Family Law Firm
Overview
At the law office of Catherine Cardozo LLC, in Abington, I represent men and women throughout the greater Philadelphia region in a range of family law matters. I recommend a collaborative approach to family law matters, whenever possible, and will evaluate your case to determine if mediation makes sense for you. For a confidential consultation to discuss your needs, contact my office.
In my family law practice, I work closely with individuals to find alternatives to the traditional...
At the law office of Catherine Cardozo LLC, in Abington, I represent men and women throughout the greater Philadelphia region in a range of family law matters. I recommend a collaborative approach to family law matters, whenever possible, and will evaluate your case to determine if mediation makes sense for you. For a confidential consultation to discuss your needs, contact my office.
In my family law practice, I work closely with individuals to find alternatives to the traditional...
At the law office of Catherine Cardozo LLC, in Abington, I represent men and women throughout the greater Philadelphia region in a range of family law matters. I recommend a collaborative approach to family law matters, whenever possible, and will evaluate your case to determine if mediation makes sense for you. For a confidential consultation to discuss your needs, contact my office.
In my family law practice, I work closely with individuals to find alternatives to the traditional divorce process. I know from experience that decisions that are imposed by the court are far more difficult on families and children than decisions that are made collaboratively by the parties. I am a Montgomery County Certified Mediator and a member of the Pennsylvania Council on Mediation. I have received special training in techniques to facilitate cooperative solutions in divorce and family law disputes.
My comprehensive family law practice includes representation in:
- All matters related to, or arising out of, divorce
- Custody, grandparent visitation, and relocation
- The preparation of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
- Adoptions, including grandparent, stepparent and same-sex adoptions
- Child support, spousal support and alimony disputes
If you are involved in a family law dispute and would like to resolve your differences cooperatively, contact the law office of Catherine Cardozo LLC. I offer flexible office hours by appointment. I accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.
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