Joseph Crowe | Lebanon Divorce Lawyer

Joseph A. Crowe is an Associate Attorney with Buzgon Davis Law Offices in Lebanon County. He grew up in the Delaware County, Pennsylvania area before attending Indiana University of Pennsylvania to obtain his undergraduate degree. After graduating, he resided in the Harrisburg area while he obtained his Juris Doctorate from Widener University School of Law.While a student at Widener, Attorney Crowe was a member of the Trial Advocacy Honors Society and participated in the National Trial Competition. Attorney Crowe was also an editor on The Widener Law Journal. He clerked at Pennsylvania’s Department of Parole and Probation before transitioning, as a law clerk, to a private local law firm to further refine and further his legal expertise. Ultimately, he graduated in May 2013 with magna cum laude honors and was hired as an Associate Attorney with Buzgon Davis Law Office. Attorney Crowe is a litigator with the firm and was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar in November of 2013. Attorney Crowe currently resides in Lebanon County with his family and is active in the local community. Since joining the firm, Attorney Crowe has continued to find success, some highlights of which include successfully representing many individuals, both adult and children, in their Social Security Disability efforts in obtaining disability benefits. He has also assisted individuals involved in personal injuries find favorable results for their case. Additionally, he is active in the family law area. As a parent and husband, he understands the stress and sensitivity of a domestic case and has successfully settled and tried custody cases in various counties. He has obtained favorable results for both individuals seeking PFAs and those defending against PFAs. Apart from family law, he continues to represent criminal defendants and has obtained favorable results for his clients based on the specific facts and circumstances of their case.

Lawyer.com Member Questionnaire

Please describe a case(s) in the last year or two where you made a big difference.
I have represented multiple social security disability claimants and was able to obtain favorable results for those clients. The results were extremely helpful for those individuals as it provided a means to support themselves.

How did you build a successful practice?
Communication with the client, have the requisite legal knowledge, and being persistent and consistent.

What should clients look for in a lawyer?
A lawyer who is attentive to their case, responds promptly, and knows the area of the law.

How important is local knowledge to the success of your cases?
Very important because each county has different local rules and procedures. Also, a local attorney has a better understanding of the temperaments and tendencies of the local judges.

What is the most rewarding aspect of your job?
Helping clients obtain favorable results and being able to handle different cases each day.

What are your other interests in addition to law?
Sports and spending time with family.

Are you involved in your community?
Yes, I am heavily involved in the local community.

Position	Organization	Location	Duration
Attorney	Buzgon Davis Law Offices		2013 - Present

School	Degree	Major	Graduation
Widener University School of Law	J.D.	Law School	2013
Indiana University of Pennsylvania	Bachelor's Degree

State / Court	Date
Pennsylvania	2013

• American Heart Association | Board Member | 2015 - Present
  
  Leadership Lebanon Valley | Participant | 2015 - 2015
  
  Big Brothers Big Sisters | Member | 2014 - 2015
  
  Lebanon County Bar Association | Member | 2013 - 2015
  
  Pennsylvania Bar Association | Member | 2013 - 2015
  
  Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce | Member | 2013 - 2015

• May 2013 magna cum laude honors graduate from Widener University School of Law

• Buzgon Davis Blog Post | Understanding Pennsylvania’s Protection from Abuse (PFA) Law Posted in Practice Areas | 2016
  
  Buzgon Davis Blog Post | Understanding Lebanon County's Custody Process | 2015
  
  Pennsylvania Bar Association | Deliberate Fraudulent Acts Exclusion Prevents Coverage After Employer Fails to Give ERISA Notice to Employees of Plan Conversion | 2015
  
  Widener Law Journal | Overcoming the Hurdles of Unemployment Law: Sections 401 and 402 Following Earnest v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review. | 2013
  

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