Family Law
Weber Kracht and Chellew Welcomes Associate Attorney Caroline B. Zook
Weber Kracht and Chellew Attorneys at Law are pleased to welcome associate attorney Caroline B. Zook to the firm. Caroline earned her J.D. from the Widener University Delaware Law School. She also holds a B.S. in Criminal Justice from York College of Pennsylvania. During law school and following graduation Caroline worked as in-house corporate counsel,…
Read MoreWeber Kracht and Chellew Welcomes Associate Attorney Sarah Jammer
We are pleased to welcome associate attorney Sarah Jammer to the firm. Sarah will focus her work on the practice areas of Civil Litigation, Criminal Defense, and Family Law. A native of Blooming Glen in Hilltown Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Sarah earned a B.S. in Criminal Justice from Kutztown University. Directly after earning her J.D.…
Read MoreNew to the Family Business? Three Things to Know
Associate attorney Christina Cozzetto recently contributed an article to the Lehigh Valley Business Journal, to assist those family members who are now entering their respective family businesses. The piece — New to the Family Business? Here’s 3 Things You Should Know — covers these three essentials: Organize your files now Draft a will and a…
Read MoreBuilding Trust and Providing Legal Solutions. Weber Kracht and Chellew Goes Behind the List with Lehigh Valley Business Journal
We are honored to have been selected as the featured firm for the Lehigh Valley Business Journal’s “Behind the List” profile in their annual issue highlighting our region’s law firms. Partner and CFO Richard C. Howard, Jr. represented the firm, sharing that we are proud to be celebrating fifty years of building trust and providing…
Read MoreAttorney Rick Howard Discusses the Equifax Breach and Changes to Pennsylvania Family Law on WFYL’s “It’s a New Day”
Attorney Rick Howard recently appeared on WFYL 1180AM to discuss the recent Equifax breach and inform their listeners about recent changes to Family Law in Pennsylvania. Equifax Data Breach Nearly half of the U.S. population is affected by this data breach. So, what should you do to protect yourself? Check your credit reports for suspicious…
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