Michael L Kleiman, Esq. is an experienced family law attorney at Bleczinski, Kleiman & Klein, LLC, a practice that focuses on all aspects of family law. The firm is based in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania and offers comprehensive legal services to individuals and families facing divorce. At Bleczinski, Kleiman & Klein, he practices in the family law area with a special emphasis on mediation. He graduated with honors in Government from Franklin & Marshall College and from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. After graduating from law school, Kleiman was presented with the Statewide Award of Excellence in Family Law by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. He has also co-authored articles on the topic of family law issues that have appeared in publications like the Legal Intelligencer and the Family Law Quarterly.

Kimberly Krzyzaniak, Esq.represents clients in all aspects of family law including custody, divorce, pre-nuptial agreements, equitable distribution, in Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, Philadelphia and the surrounding Pennsylvania counties. She graduated from the Villanova University School of Law.

Carla Marino concentrates her practice in all aspects of Family Law, including, but not limited to. pre-nuptial and post-nuptial planning and agreements, divorce, equitable distribution/sharing of assets, child custody, support for a spouse and/or children, property/marital settlements, and all related litigation and mediation of Family Law issues. Ms. Marino began her career at Georgetown University Law Center, earning a fellowship with the Council on State Taxation (COST) located in Washington, D.C. While pursuing her Master of Laws in taxation, she worked with COST to preserve and promote equitable and nondiscriminatory state taxation of multi-jurisdiction entities. Ms. Marino is involved in pro bono work for custody issues and is affiliated with the Women’s Resource Center in Wayne, Pa. She practices the Collaborative Divorce Process, which provides alternative resolution options for the divorce process and agreements, and is a member of the Amicable Divorce Network. Additionally, Ms. Marino provides legal services for non-traditional families to resolve their domestic issues. Ms. Marino frequently lectures for professional groups on topics related to domestic law such as: the Collaborative Divorce Process, tax issues, recent rule changes, and panel discussions. She was the featured speaker on Domestic Law and Mediation at Rosemont College where she is an adjunct professor in the undergraduate and graduate programs of its Sociology Department. Ms. Marino previously served as a teaching ADR contributor for the PBA Case Notes on topics such as ERISA and Pennsylvania law for beneficiary designations and Pennsylvania’s strict standard requirements for opening adoption records. Ms. Marino is a compassionate advocate for her clients whether in litigation, negotiations, discussions or ADR practice. She is empathetic to the stressful and emotional impact of these matters on her clients while being efficient and clear-cut. Ms. Marino strives to reach her clients’ goals through the various pathways of family law issues, procedures and discussions. As a family law attorney, Carla has been a compassionate advocate for her clients whether in litigation or negotiations. She is empathetic, yet efficient and clear-cut, while striving to reach her clients' goals through the various family law issues and procedures.

A sought after attorney in media, appearing on many print and broadcast news outlets as the regions expert in family law, Christian Badali has almost twenty years experience in family and matrimonial law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey Courts. For the last eight years, he has been a family law litigator and negotiator in large Philadelphia firms. A graduate from the Seton Hall University School of Law in 1998, Christian has extensive experience in family and matrimonial law in Pennsylvania. His areas of practice include divorce, custody, alimony and spousal support, child support, equitable distribution and protection from abuse. He is also a certified family mediator.

Joanne Kleiner is a solo practitioner in Jenkintown, PA with a practice chiefly devoted to family law. She serves clients primarily in Montgomery, Bucks, and Philadelphia Counties. Joanne has a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania, and a J.D. from Temple University Law School. Joanne has represented families in a wide range of matters, including divorce, support, custody, and enforcement and modifications of agreements. She has spent many hours in courtrooms, watching families become more divided and embittered as they face each other in court. She has also spent many hours negotiating settlements, and helping families develop resolutions that best suit their particular needs. Because of her long experience with litigation, Joanne is a firm believer that family disputes are best resolved outside of a courtroom setting, where families can control their own futures and make the decisions that are best for their individual situations. Joanne received 40 hours of mediation training from the Montgomery County Mediation Center in 2000, as well as training in Collaborative Family Law in 2005. Joanne completed an additional 20 hours of mediation training with Good Shepherd Mediation in 2014. Joanne has been a custody mediator for the Montgomery County Mediation program. Joanne is a member of the Pennsylvania and Montgomery County Bar Associations, and the Family Law Sections of each. She is a member of the Collaborative Law committee of the Montgomery County Bar Association. In addition, she is a member of the International Association of Collaborative Professionals. She has been a member of Collaborative Law Professionals of Southeastern Pennsylvania since 2005. Joanne is also active in her community. She is a Past President of Old York Road Temple – Beth Am. She is currently the chair of the Abington Township Human Relations Commission, where disputes related to claims of discrimination are resolved through mediation.

Dorothy S. Langton is a founding partner of Curcillo & Langton, P.C., a law firm that provides a spectrum of services in several practice concentrations: Family Law, Real Estate, Business, and Estate Planning and Administration. Dorothy’s multi-county practice focus, in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey, is family law, including divorce, custody, support, prenuptial agreements, same-sex partnership and dissolution agreements, and protection from abuse/domestic violence. While Dorothy has extensive trial experience, she strongly advocates alternative dispute resolution, including collaborative family law and mediation, whenever possible. Dorothy’s trial experience enables her to identify for her clients the limitations inherent in litigating family law matters and to then explore with them less damaging and more creative and client-driven avenues of issue resolution. Dorothy is an attorney-member of the Collaborative Law Professionals of Southeastern Pennsylvania, having completed training and practiced extensively in collaborative family law and divorce and custody mediation. Dorothy is an ardent proponent of the collaborative family law process as it affords parties the opportunity to explore their divorce, financial, or parenting issues, and their respective motivations and intentions, in a structured and controlled setting that is conducive to communication, rather than accusation, and cooperation, rather than divisiveness. As the interests of the children are paramount to the participants in the collaborative law process, Dorothy and other collaborative team members afford parents the tools to effectively assess and balance the financial needs of the children, their own financial realities, and the emotional and developmental needs of the children. Dorothy graduated from Villanova University School of Law, Villanova, PA (J.D., 1981) and West Chester University, West Chester, PA (B.A., Political Science, 1978).

Michael E. Bertin is a partner in the Family Law Group of Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel, LLP. Mr. Bertin is an in-demand family law attorney who focuses his practice on child custody, child support, spousal support, alimony, divorce, property distribution, prenuptial agreements and related issues. He has widespread appeal to clients of all economic levels, from the wealthiest of clients with complex financial matters and large estates, to the basic divorce. Mr. Bertin has written over 100 articles and is the author of the book titled Pennsylvania Child Custody Law, Practice, and Procedure. With respect to child/spousal support cases, Mr. Bertin won the most important high income child support case in Pennsylvania in decades. This case resulted in a unanimous decision from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court which has changed support law in Pennsylvania forever. Mr. Bertin is the Chair of the Family Law Section of Pennsylvania Bar Association, former Chair of the Family Law Section of the Philadelphia Bar Association and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML). Mr. Bertin is also a member of the Pennsylvania Joint State Government Commission Domestic Relations Advisory Committee