Ann V. Levin
Top rated Family Law attorney in Lemoyne, Pennsylvania
Practice Areas:
Family law,
Divorce,
Child support,
Custody & visitation,
Mediation & collaborative law
Education Qualification:
Widener University – Delaware Law School
Practice Areas:
Family law,
Divorce,
Child support,
Custody & visitation,
Mediation & collaborative law
1035 Mumma Rd, Suite 300Lemoyne, Pennsylvania, 17043
First Admitted: 1993, New Jersey
Professional Webpage: https://www.levinhooverlaw.com/our-team/ann-v-levin/
Bar/Professional Activity:
- Herbert Cohen Inn of Court
- York County Bar Association
- Pennsylvania Council of Mediators
- Practice Group Development Committee, International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, 2018-2019
- Executive Committee, training, Collaborative Professionals of Central Pennsylvania, 2018-2019
- Co-President, Collaborative Professionals of Central Pennsylvania, 2016-2017
- Chair, Family Law Section, 2002 & 2009
- Member, Family Law Section, Dauphin County Bar Association
- Board of Directors, Dauphin County Bar Association, 2002 & 2009
- Zone Member of House of Delegates, Pennsylvania Bar Association, 2009-2012
- Family Law Section, Pennsylvania Bar Association
- Collaborative Law Committee, Pennsylvania Bar Association
Pro bono/Community Service:
- Pro Bono Client Representation Through Mid Penn Legal Services
- Volunteer Coordinator, Coyle School of Irish Dance
- Neighborhood Dispute Settlement, Harrisburg
- Sunday school teacher, four years, St. Theresa Parish, New Cumberland
- Chair Annual Race for Education, St. Theresa School, New Cumberland, 2008-2016
- Chair, School board, St. Theresa School, New Cumberland, 2009-2011
- Member, School Board, St. Theresa School, New Cumberland, 2008-2013
- Board of Governors, St. Thomas More Society, 2019
Honors/Awards:
- Pennsylvania Super Lawyers, 2013- 2018
- Harrisburg Magazine Simply the Best or Reader’s Choice Family Law Attorney, 2006-2013
- Select Lawyers, 2015
- Rising Star, 2005- 2007
Educational Background:
- Seton Hall University, B.A., Magna Cum Laude, 1990
Scholarly Lectures/Writings:
- Lecture: Mediation in Family Law practice; guest lecturer for family law course., Widener University School of Law
- Guest Speaker: Alternative Dispute Resolution Class, Widener University School of Law, April, 2009
- Update on Family Law in Pennsylvania, 1998
- Protection from Abuse Law in Pennsylvania, 1995
- Family Law course for paralegal students, 1995
- Co-author, Discovery Related Issues, for seminar related to tort issues in family law
- Faculty for Intensive Trial Advocacy Program, June, 2009
- Author, Presumption of Paternity and Estoppel, Volume 22, Issue No. 1 Pennsylvania Family Lawyer, 2000
- Update of current Family Law decisions in Pennsylvania, 2000
- CLE Course Panelist and Speaker: Fundamentals of Family Law, June, 2002
- CLE Course Panelist and Speaker: Fundamentals of Family Law, April, 2000
- Your First Divorce Client, 2007
- Collaborative Practice: A Better Approach to Conflict Resolution, 2009
- Faculty for Intensive Trial Advocacy Program, June, 2007
- Tax & Legal Matters & the Collaborative Divorce Process at the PIPCA South Central Tax Conference, 2014
- Collaborative Law, 2014
- Internal Editor, Widener University Journal of Public Law
- Split Decision: Today’s Divorce Seeks to Minimize Cost and Antagonism, 2015
- Collaborative Divorce Law, 2015
- This Is Not Your Parents’ Divorce: How the use of Collaborative Law and Mediation Can Help Restructure Your Family, 2016
- How you can Restructure your Family without Destroying It, 2016
- 4 Ways the Do It Yourself Divorce Can Lead to Disaster, 2016
- The Nuts and Bolts of your Collaborative Case, 2016
- Breaking Down Budget/Expense Barriers, 2016
- The Top Indicators for Knowing if You, Your Client and the Case are appropriate for Mediation., 2017
- Make Divorce Healthier Symposium, 2018
- Co-author, Collaborative Practice in Pennsylvania: The Pennsylvania Collaborative Law Act. PBA Quarterly: Symposium Issue on ADR, 2019
- Comment, I Speak therefore I Am: A Voice in Support of Judicial Candidates’ Right to Freedom of Speech, 2 Widener J. Pub. Law 671 (1993)
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