Job Type | Full Time Salary | Salary is commensurate with experience We are a woman-owned law firm seeking a dedicated and experienced Family Law Attorney to join our reputable firm. The Ideal candidate will have at least two years’
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Daley Zucker is pleased to share that two of our attorneys have been recognized in the newly released 32ⁿᵈ edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. This year’s publication once again celebrates legal professionals across the country who demonstrate excellence
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Daley Zucker is honored to announce its recognition in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms® – United States. The firm earned a Regional Tier 1 designation in Family Law and achieved a Regional Tier 2 ranking in Family Law Mediation
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Blended families bring unique joys and challenges, especially when it comes to estate planning. Unlike traditional families, where inheritance may be more straightforward, blended families often involve stepchildren, multiple marriages, and complex family dynamics that require extra consideration to ensure
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When family law disputes arise, resolving issues amicably and efficiently is often a priority. Arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution method that can offer a quicker, more private, and cost-effective solution compared to traditional court litigation. The Uniform Family Law
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If you're facing custody disputes in Harrisburg, PA, understanding the parenting coordination process could save you time, money, and stress. Learn more here.
Pennsylvania's new Act 146 protects pets in domestic violence cases, allowing judges to grant temporary ownership and prohibit abusers from harming or contacting animals.
Daley Zucker recognized in 2025 Best Law Firms® for Family Law (Tier 1) and Family Law Mediation (Tier 2), highlighting commitment to excellence and client trust.
Here’s a guide on how to prepare for your first meeting with a family court lawyer, so you can feel confident and ready. Learn more.
Child custody isn't set in stone, and situations change over time as the child grows. Learn more about custody modification in PA here.
