As a Pittsburgh family law and divorce firm with more than 90 years of continuous service, Lebovitz & Lebovitz, P.A. guides you through divorce, custody, and asset division with strategic advocacy and steady client care.
We follow Pennsylvania family law procedures and use forms from the
Pennsylvania Bar Association and the
PA Unified Judicial System when appropriate.
At Lebovitz & Lebovitz, P.A., our family law attorneys understand that every case is deeply personal. Whether your divorce is straightforward or highly contested, we provide the experience, discretion, and practical guidance to protect your interests at every stage. From custody and support to property division and enforcement, we work to resolve conflict while keeping your long-term stability in focus.
We represent clients across all income levels and family situations — delivering clear legal advice, strong negotiation, and decisive courtroom advocacy when needed.
“Lebovitz & Lebovitz guided me through my divorce with professionalism and genuine care. They kept me calm, informed, and confident from start to finish.”
— Family Law Client, Allegheny County
We help you evaluate your situation and develop a plan that’s tailored to your needs. Whether you’re seeking a divorce, facing custody challenges, or navigating support and property division, our attorneys provide steady guidance and proven legal strategy. From separation to settlement, our goal is to protect your interests and bring clarity to complex family matters.
Divorce, custody, support, equitable distribution, pensions, premarital assets, and estate considerations all carry financial and emotional weight. We handle every element with discretion and care — including cases involving domestic abuse, where skilled representation can be crucial for both protection and defense.
We represent clients across all income levels and family situations — from straightforward uncontested divorces to highly complex cases involving business ownership, real estate, or multistate issues. Every client receives personal attention, clear communication, and experienced counsel.
Listed among the Best Divorce Lawyers in Pittsburgh by Expertise.com
We provide forward-thinking legal counsel for non-traditional partnerships, second marriages, and clients seeking to protect personal or business assets. Our firm drafts and negotiates prenuptial and postnuptial agreements that are fully customized and legally enforceable in Pennsylvania.
Whether you’re preserving generational wealth, protecting inherited property, or entering marriage with substantial premarital assets, a well-crafted agreement brings transparency and helps prevent future disputes.
More couples are choosing to live together or purchase property before marriage. These arrangements carry legal risks that can be avoided with a clear cohabitation or property agreement. We help define ownership rights, maintenance obligations, and what happens if the relationship ends — preventing uncertainty and protecting both parties’ investments.
Whether you are cohabiting long-term, planning to marry, or investing in property together, our attorneys provide practical guidance to safeguard your interests and reduce future conflict.
Why Choose Our Pittsburgh Family Law & Divorce Team at Lebovitz & Lebovitz?
We have represented clients from all walks of life, income levels, and family structures. Our attorneys approach every case with discretion, diligence, and a strategic mindset. We take pride in offering personalized service, attention to detail, and effective legal advocacy.
From complex marital litigation to amicable divorces and parenting plans, we are here to support you every step of the way.
You must meet Pennsylvania’s six month residency requirement and file a Complaint in Divorce. PA offers no fault paths: mutual consent irretrievable breakdown by agreement, or irretrievable breakdown after separation.
Pennsylvania divides marital assets equitably based on factors like marriage length, contributions, and future needs. Separate property owned before marriage or received by gift or inheritance is usually excluded.
For a mutual consent divorce, there is a 90 day wait after service of the Complaint before the final decree. Alternatively, you can file no fault after one year of separation with no additional waiting after filing.
A prenuptial agreement is a contract before marriage that defines asset division, support obligations, and debt responsibility if divorce occurs. Valid PA prenups require full financial disclosure, voluntariness, and fair terms.
Yes. A postnuptial agreement can amend or revoke a prenup after marriage. Both spouses must sign voluntarily with full disclosure to reflect changes like new business ventures or inheritance.
Courts use the best interests of the child standard for custody, weighing stability and parental fitness. Child support follows Pennsylvania guidelines based on parents’ incomes and custody arrangements.
Still have questions? Contact our Pittsburgh family law attorneys.
