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A ruling declares that two decades of marriage can’t be undone by one technicality, and Susan Smith has prevailed on behalf of a client in a new, precedential opinion.
Four attorneys from Williams Family Law have been recognized for excellence in family law in the just released 2026 edition of Best Lawyers.
A true power play: Robert Salzer skated alongside NHL greats for some fantastic charitable causes recently in the Hockey Helps 24-hour marathon.
Shauna Quigley has successfully completed mediation training through the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
Grandparents being key players in custody cases is now a more prevalent issue than ever. Lisa Prezelski discusses the trend, the law, and the delicate perspective that it brings to family law.
Several Williams Family Law attorneys are celebrating another year as recognized Super Lawyers in Pennsylvania.
Maris Weiner will join an esteemed panel to discuss the impact of “Kayden’s Law” at the PBI 2025 Family Law Institute.
Robert Salzer recently appeared on the “Law in the Family” podcast, a production of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Family Law Section.
Well known Bucks County Family Law attorney Lisa Prezelski has joined Williams Family Law.
The adoption of the Uniform Family Law Arbitration Act this year has brought a renewed focus on deciding family law issues within the context of ADR. Maris Weiner explains its features and benefits for those who opt to arbitrate their disputes.
Jeffrey Wiliams and Robert Salzer paid tribute to two retiring Bucks County judges in the winter 2024 issue of The Writs, the quarterly magazine of the Bucks County Bar Association.
Maris Weiner has been appointed a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers making Williams Family Law one of the largests AAML firms in the region.
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