Notaro Epstein Family Law Group, P.C.

Notaro Epstein Family Law Group, P.C. is a lawyer in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The firm provides experienced representation in family law matters, specializing in divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, paternity, and Protection from Abuse (PFA) cases. Serving Allegheny County and surrounding areas, including Westmoreland, Armstrong, Lawrence, Butler, and Beaver counties, the firm handles everything from mediation and negotiated settlements to high-net-worth, highly disputed, and litigated claims. The firm maintains a 4.60 rating based on 133 reviews.

The firm focuses exclusively on family law rather than acting as a general practice. The team is led by founding attorney Bethany L. Notaro, who has over 20 years of experience and specialized training in areas such as income taxation, trusts and estates, and wealth planning. The attorneys are skilled negotiators who utilize private mediation when possible, but they are also prepared to act as zealous advocates in court when litigation is necessary. To assist clients with case management, the firm utilizes the Clio platform, allowing clients to view documents and communicate through a secure online portal.

Located on Grant Street, the office is a short walk from the Allegheny County Courthouse, the Carnegie Library of Allegheny, and the Pittsburgh City-County Building. The firm is also situated near Firstside Park and the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh.

The business maintains well-documented information online, ensuring that their details are easily accessible to those in need of legal assistance. Their digital presence is well-optimized, making it easy for clients to find the resources and contact information necessary to begin their legal journey.

Notaro Epstein Family Law Group, P.C. provides dedicated and professional advocacy for families facing complex legal challenges throughout Pittsburgh and Southwestern Pennsylvania.

Services:

• Child Custody and Support
• Divorce Mediation
• Prenuptial Agreements
• Property Division
• Protection from Abuse