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Jill Rosenthal is a dedicated attorney based in Pittsburgh, specializing in Employment Law and Personal Injury. With a strong educational foundation, she graduated summa cum laude in 2005 from the University of Pittsburgh, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Developmental Psychology. During her time at the university, Ms. Rosenthal was actively involved in various organizations, including the Pittsburgh Pathfinder, the Golden Key National Honor Society, and the Child Development Association, showcasing her commitment to academic excellence and community engagement. Her passion for child psychology and family dynamics led her to pursue graduate-level courses in Applied Developmental Psychology. Ms. Rosenthal gained invaluable experience working under a leading court-appointed child custody psychologist, which significantly shaped her approach to legal practice. She is a proud member of the Allegheny County Bar Association, the Pennsylvania Bar Association, and the ACBA Family Law Section Children's Issues Sub-Committee, reflecting her dedication to staying current with legal developments and advocating for children's rights. Before establishing her current practice, Ms. Rosenthal served as a law clerk at a family law firm in Pittsburgh, where she honed her skills in navigating complex family legal matters. In November 2007, she joined Lisa Marie Vari & Associates, P.C. as a law clerk and became an Associate Attorney in October 2008 after obtaining her Juris Doctorate and passing the Pennsylvania Bar Examination. Her unique combination of legal expertise and training in psychology equips Ms. Rosenthal to effectively support families through the often challenging processes of custody arrangements and personal injury claims. With her compassionate approach and comprehensive knowledge, she is committed to providing exceptional legal representation in Pittsburgh and beyond.
Alimony attorneys help spouses negotiate and obtain fair spousal support during and after divorce proceedings. Common matters include spousal support, alimony modification, enforcement, temporary support.