Kathryn Hilbush

Kathryn Hilbush

Experienced, compassionate family law attorney in Delaware County
  • Family Law, Domestic Violence, Divorce
  • Pennsylvania
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Practice Areas
Family Law
Adoption, Child Custody, Child Support, Paternity, Prenups & Marital Agreements, Restraining Orders, Same Sex Family Law
Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence Restraining Orders
Divorce
Contested Divorce, Property Division, Same Sex Divorce, Spousal Support & Alimony, Uncontested Divorce
Fees
  • Credit Cards Accepted
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
Pennsylvania
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Languages
  • English
Professional Experience
Law Office of Kathryn L. Hilbush
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Attorney
Fronefield & deFuria
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Education
Pennsylvania State University - University Park
B.A. | Political Science
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University of Baltimore School of Law
J.D.
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Awards
Best Lawyers - Family and Divorce
Delaware County Daily Times
Best Family and Divorce Lawyers
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Best Lawyers - Family and Divorce
Delaware County Daily Times
Best Family and Divorce Lawyers
Main Line Times
Best Lawyers - Family and Divorce
Delaware County Daily Times
Best Family and Divorce Lawyers
Main Line Times
Best Lawyers - Family and Divorce
Delaware County Daily Times
Best Family and Divorce Lawyers
Main Line Times
Best Family and Divorce Lawyers
Main Line Times
Best Lawyers - Family and Divorce
Delaware County Daily Times
Best Family and Divorce Lawyers
Main Line Times
Best Lawyers - Family and Divorce
Delaware County Daily Times
Best Family Lawyers
Main Line Times
Best Divorce Lawyers
Main Line Times
President's Special Recognition Award
Delaware County Bar Association
Professional Associations
Pennsylvania State Bar
Member
Current
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Pennsylvania Bar Association, Family Law Section
Member
Current
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Delaware County Bar Association
Member
Current
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Delaware County Bar Association
Chairperson, Famiy Law Section Divorce Subcommittee
- Current
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Delaware County Bar Association
Chairperson, Family Law Rules Committee
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Delaware County Bar Association
Board of Directors
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Delaware County Bar Association Family Law Section
Chairperson
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Speaking Engagements
How to Read and Understand Income Tax Returns, Training for Domestic Relations conference officers, Media, PA
Domestic Relations Office
Certifications
Mediation
Center for Resolutions
Websites & Blogs
Website
Legal Answers
1359 Questions Answered
Q. my lawyer agreement for representation states that if the retainer amount is earned they will ask for another retainer
A: What is your question? Are you asking if you owe your attorney the additional fees? Have you tried having a reasonable discussion with the attorney? I suggest that you do this before deciding what to do about the additional fees. You should receive a detailed invoice outlining the services rendered, dates rendered and time spent, assuming that your attorney is charging you by an hourly rate. If you receive this, you may be surprised at how much time actually went into resolving your case.
Q. How's myie family,what's and whieins myie reports date back to work,whieins the abususied mieainding foresorttied,plea's
A: I think you need to try posing your question again. What we see here is too garbled to make any sense.
Q. Does my divorce have to be filed in the same county I was married in in Pennsylvania?
A: The divorce action does not have to be filed in the county where you were married but should be filed in the county where one of you resides. There are attorneys who will file for the divorce in other counties, such as Potter County, because the filing fees are less but I would not recommend doing that, For one, if you ever find yourself having to enforce any part of your divorce settlement agreement, you'll have to go to Potter County to do so. In my opinion, the cbest advice is to file in a county where you or your husband resides and not in a county that has no contacts with you.
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Contact & Map
200 North Jackson Street
Media, PA 19063
Telephone: (610) 892-7511
Fax: (610) 892-7522