Law Office of Elissa C. Goldberg

• Divorce
  
• Child Custody
  
• Child Support
  
• Spousal Support/Alimony
  
• Equitable Distribution
  
• Property Division
  
• Same Sex Issues
  
• Adoption
  
• Paternity
  
• Pensions & Retirement
  
• Mediation
  

Mediation

The purpose of mediation is to facilitate communication between two parties so that they can resolve any and all outstanding issues on their own behalf. In the event the parties are able to resolve all issues, there is no need to go to court. This eliminates excessive costs. Mediation speeds up the divorce process and keeps costs to a minimum, as attorneys are not always involved and the parties reach the decisions on their own. I concentrate my mediation practice on family law issues. In particular, I focus on custody, child support, equitable distribution (property division), and alimony.

About Elissa C. Goldberg

Elissa C. Goldberg concentrates her legal practice in the area of family law and mediation in Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties. She is a 1991 graduate of Franklin and Marshall College where she graduated cum laude, and a 1994 graduate of James E. Beasley Law School of Temple University in Philadelphia where she graduated with honors. She began her legal practice in Doylestown, Pennsylvania in 1995 after traveling extensively throughout Eastern Europe as an international adoption attorney. She is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association (Family Law Section) and the Bucks County Bar Association, where she does pro bono work for the indigent. She is regularly appointed by various judges as counsel for Orphan’s Court matters. She has lectured throughout Bucks and Montgomery counties on issues related to family law.