KINCHLOE LAW is a firm dedicated to helping our clients and our community navigate some of the most challenging times in their lives. The firm offers knowledgeable attorneys and staff who are not just thinking about winning your case or solving your matter, but also taking steps to make sure that your long-term goals are considered and achieved. Whether it is navigating a difficult divorce or complex custody case, negotiating a new business agreement, or arguing for the benefits your deserve, you will be treated with respect, courtesy, empathy as we advocate for your rights and best interests. Want to learn more? Contact us today.
"Superstar lawyer, no nonsense, goal orientated, responsive, and reality based. I found her to be very experienced and wise. Family Court in Philadelphia is a nightmare, but in Ms. Kinchloe I found a guide with a solid lay of the land." - Warner
"If you're looking for an attorney who will truly fight for you, Ms. Kinchloe is it!! She recently represented me in a custody matter that other attorneys said would be difficult to nearly impossible to win. Ms. Kinchloe's dedicated and compassionate representation in all the difference in the world during a stressful and anxious time for my family and I. Ultimately, with Ms. Kinchloe's hard work and dedicated representation, we won that "impossible" custody case. My family and I are forever grateful to her!! - Lauren
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Get your business on track! We offer many solutions including for-profit and non-profit organization, partnership agreements, independent contractor agreements and more. Follow the link for more information.
We understand that family law cases can be complex and emotional. Let us help you navigate the legal world so that you can focus on your family. Click the link below to learn more about the solutions we provide in divorce, custody, and support matters.
Getting sick and injured can be detrimental. We understand that this is a very trying period in your life. Click the link to learn more about how we can help you with Social Security disability, Veteran's disability, or Personal Injury cases.
In Campbell v. Tang, a recent Superior Court of Pennsylvania decision, the Court issued a precedential decision on whether an engagement ring should be returned to the giver or if it should stay with the recipient, when the person proposing marriage is discovered to still be married to someone else.