I am a remarried father of six children.  Four live with me, and the other two that live five blocks from me are not permitted (by their mother) to see their father.  In fact one of them has been totally alienated from me, and presents poor behavior (certainly not behavior that he would deem acceptable at his mothers) which totally disrupts our family when he is permitted to visit.

My original divorce was filed in 1993.  Since then I have had (and interviewed) several attorneys.  Most of them did not care about the results that they achieved, just that they got paid, on-time.

Recently, I interviewed two new attorneys which have supported fathers in the Pittsburgh area.  One indicated that he'd get back to me (double speak for - I don't want to go against my old cronies), the other appears to be totally different.

I am talking about Elizabeth Beroes, owner of the Beroes Law Center in Pittsburgh.  She has a very professonal staff, that has provided me with answers in a timely manner.  Elizabeth's motto for her firm is 'Compassionate Help'.  

This is rare when it comes to support for fathers, which is why I highly recommend her.  The Beroes Law Center can be reached at (412)621-6811.  If you do call her firm, please tell her that you were referred by the Fathers Rights Network.