Sarinia M. Feinman and Lindsay C. Hanifan recently attended the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Family Law Section Summer Meeting. As an annual event, the PBA Family Law Section Summer Meeting is a great opportunity for family law attorneys to catch up on recent developments in the law while increasing camaraderie among the bar. This year’s meeting was held at the Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, and had over 300 attendees, including lawyers, judges, masters and their families. Each day, presentations were offered on a wide range of family law topics, including an update on same sex marriage in Pennsylvania, how to divide “indivisible” assets in divorce, and effectively using evidence at trial. Following the presentations each day, the attorneys and their family members kept busy with numerous activities, such as a golf tournament, tours of the secret Cold War-era bunker, and the beautiful mountain-side pool.
About Sarinia M. Feinman: Sarinia M. Feinman is a partner at Vetrano|Vetrano & Feinman LLC. She has limited her practice exclusively to family law, and has excelled in doing so. She is a frequent course planner and speaker on many topics in family law. She focuses in the areas of divorce, custody, equitable distribution, child support, alimony, spousal support, enforcement/modification of property settlement agreements, and prenuptial agreements. She has significant experience in custody relocation matters, children’s rights, and in particular, the rights of special needs children.
About Lindsay C. Hanifan: Lindsay C. Hanifan, Esq. is an associate attorney at Vetrano|Vetrano & Feinman LLC. She has chosen to limit her practice entirely to family law matters, including divorce, custody, and support. In addition to serving as the Treasurer of the Montgomery Bar Association’s Young Lawyers’ Section, she is an active member of the Montgomery Bar Association’s Family Law Section, serving as the current chair for the Toby L. Dickman Seminar Committee. Lindsay C. Hanifan, Esq. has also been appointed as a Guardian Ad Litem and Child Advocate in a number of cases in Montgomery and Chester Counties, representing children in custody and abuse case.
More about Vetrano|Vetrano & Feinman LLC: Vetrano|Vetrano & Feinman LLC maintains that a “good divorce is not impossible.” What is necessary in creating a healthy family environment after a divorce is understanding the needs of each family member caught in the middle. In addition, in order to generate a smoother transition from complicated situations like divorce, it is important to utilize the services of a committed family lawyer. Montgomery County’s Vetrano lawyers recognize that divorce is a difficult process, which is why each lawyer empathizes with the turmoil their clients might be facing.
