Two of Vetrano|Vetrano & Feinman LLC’s family attorneys in Blue Bell have been appointed to the Executive Committee of the Doris Jonas Freed American Inn of Court for 2016-2017. Paula M. Borradaile, Esquire, will be serving as the Inn’s President, and Lindsay Hanifan Childs, Esquire, will be serving as a Programming Chair.
The Doris Jonas Freed American Inn of Court is an organization of attorneys, judges and masters who practice matrimonial law in Montgomery, Chester, Delaware and Bucks Counties. The Inn is dedicated to fostering expertise and civility among the family law bench and bar. Paula M. Borradaile, Esquire has been a member of the Inn since 2008, and has served in various roles on the Executive Board since 2012. Lindsay Hanifan Childs, Esquire has been a member of the Inn since 2011.
The first American Inn of Court was founded February 2, 1980 in Utah. In 1985 the American Inns of Court Foundation was organized to support the Inns and to promote their goals on a national level. There were 12 Inns across the nation at that time, and today, in 48 states, nearly 400 exist. Member backgrounds range from law students to federal judges. Kate Vetrano of Vetrano|Vetrano & Feinman LLC was one of the founding members of the Doris Jonas Freed American Inn of Court when it was established in 1994.
About Vetrano|Vetrano & Feinman LLC
Vetrano|Vetrano & Feinman LLC is a Blue Bell law firm that maintains the belief that a “good divorce is not impossible.” In order to create a healthy family environment after a divorce, our family attorneys understand how a pending divorce affects the needs of each family member. In addition, a committed family law firm can help generate a smoother transition from complicated situations to a new normal. Vetrano|Vetrano & Feinman LLC’s family attorneys recognize that divorces are difficult, but they endeavor to facilitate as smooth a process as possible. We trust that you will find our Blue Bell family attorneys empathetic to you and the turmoil you may be facing.
