Dorothy K. Phillips & Associates
www.mydivorceattorney.com
Philadelphia Office
One Penn Center
Suite 821
1617 JFK Boulevard Philadelphia, Pa.
19103-1821
(215) 568-7757
Fax (215) 568-1711
info@mydivorceattorney.com
Montgomery County Office
P.O. Box 527
Wynnewood, Pa.
19096-0527
(610) 645-5722
New Jersey Office
76 Euclid Avenue, 2nd Floor
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
(856) 755-9393
Fax: (856) 354-2322
Practice Areas
- Adoption and
Foster Care - Alimony
- Appellate Representation
- Custody and
Partial Custody - Divorce
- Domestic Violence
- Equitable Distribution (Property) and
Buy-Sell Agreements - Estate Planning
- Grandparent Rights
- The Hague Convention
- Paternity
- Pensions
- Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
- Reproductive Rights
- Same Sex Unions and
Gay Rights - Support
(Child Support, Spousal Support and Alimony Pendente Lite/ Separate Maintenance) - Surrogacy and ART
(Assisted Reproduction Technologies) - Visitation
Dorothy K. Phillips has
been chosen as one of the Super
Lawyers
of Pennsylvania for 2008! Check out
the June 2008 issue of Philadelphia Magazine for more.
Dorothy K. Phillips named as one of the Top 50 Female Lawyers in Pennsylvania, as published in Philadelphia Magazine
Many people who visit here tell us that they are experiencing
troubling and difficult emotional times.
We want to help.
And we can.
Dorothy K Phillips and Associates, LLC resolves family law issues including Divorce, Custody, Paternity, Child Support, Alimony, Prenups, Postnups and Adoption in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. You can count on her firm to help you receive the right advice for your family.
LATEST ARTICLE:
Everything you always wanted to know about
ART (Assisted Reproductive Technologies)!
Read LIFE IMITATES
ART, by attorney Dorothy K. Phillips, published in the Pa. Law Weekly
on May 5, 2008 in the “Domestic Disputes” column and appearing
right here on this web site. Just click onto Publications and
you can read that article on the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania's decision
approving a contract for sperm donation by IVF to a mother by implanting
the fertilized embryo in her and providing that there are no parental rights
to the sperm donor and no child support due to the mother.
In this case, the identity of the sperm donor and mother were known b the parties to the private contract. Read about the Uniform Parenting Act (UPA) which sets out the terms and conditions of surrogate parenting contracts. What are the far- reaching implications? A woman can pick the sperm donor for her child. Male gay partners can pick the mother and contribute the sperm. Gay women partners can chose the father of their child. The list is endless.NEED TO KNOW: Alternative Reproductive Technologies (ART) . In-vitro fertilization, Artificial Insemination, gestational carriers (surrogacy).
