Family Law Attorneys Serving Lancaster, PA
Family law is a cornerstone of our legal system, guiding families through the complexities of relationships, transitions, and challenges. Whether you’re starting a family, facing a separation, or navigating the intricacies of custody arrangements, understanding your rights and responsibilities is paramount.
At Trinity Law, our team of compassionate family law attorneys is rooted in Christian values, approaching each case with empathy, integrity, and a commitment to seeking just resolutions.
While our faith informs our practice, we proudly serve all members of our community, regardless of their beliefs, providing clarity, support, and advocacy to ensure your family’s well-being is protected every step of the way.
Experienced Attorneys Working For You
Our team is experienced with Pennsylvania’s Court of Common Pleas and other specialized courts, like the Lancaster County Family Court, within Lancaster, PA.
These courts have general jurisdiction and handle a wide range of cases, including divorce, child custody, child support, adoption, and protection from abuse orders, and our team can help navigate through these often complex cases. Trinity Law is:
- Conveniently located in Lancaster
- Experienced in Pennsylvania family law
- Compassionate and confidential consultations
Contact our Lancaster, PA family law office to schedule an initial consultation.
Our Lancaster Office
Our Lancaster office is conveniently located just north of Lancaster city on Route 501 (Lititz Pike), and is close to Route 30, Route 222, and Route 272 (Oregon Pike). We are across the street from the Lancaster Shopping Center and down the street from the Golden Triangle Shopping Center.
We serve Lancaster and the surrounding suburbs, including, but not limited to:
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Learn More About Our Family Law Services
Visit our family law page for more information about our services and Pennsylvania family law.
Additional Resources Lancaster, PA Family Law Resources
PALawHelp.org offers many useful self-help resources for family law topics, from custody to divorce.
You can find more information about the Lancaster County Court System through the Court of Common Pleas self-help center.
