Rich Thiele has been practicing law for decades. In that time, he has represented thousands of clients in multiple jurisdictions and federal court. Rich is absolutely dedicated to client service, including being available to his clients.

Atrorney Imblum is admitted to practice in the United States Circuit for the Third Circuit of Pennsylvania, the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Attorney Imblum is also admitted to practice before all Pennsylvania State Courts.

Douglas L. Price is an attorney and probate administration specialist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with a remarkable 33 years of experience in providing exceptional legal services. Over the span of his extensive career, Mr. Price has passionately assisted numerous families in navigating the complexities of elder law, probate administration, and estate planning. Mr. Price's areas of expertise cover a wide range, including Elder Law, Probate Administration, Estate Planning, Trusts, Wills, and Long-Term Care Planning. He is well-versed in guiding clients through the rigors of Health Care Directives, Power of Attorney procedures, and dealings with the Probate Court. His commitment is to protect his clients' assets and ensuring the proper execution of estates. Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Mr. Price started his career with a general practice law firm where he learned aspects of all types of law including business, criminal, family, bankruptcy, wills and estates and litigation. While Mr. Price concentrated on litigation, he quickly became the firm member responsible for estate administration and probate.

Kenneth Weinstein is practicing lawyer in the state of Pennsylvania.

“Life is not always going to unfold as you planned. When life changes for you, we can help plan for your future.” Alicia Reiff is passionate about helping families and individuals of all ages efficiently resolve their legal matters, so they can confidently move forward with their lives. Her value as a legal advocate goes beyond her experience and knowledge of Pennsylvania family law. It’s the relationships and rapport that she builds with her clients that strengthen their peace of mind, knowing that with her guidance, they are making informed decisions about their future. Alicia is uniquely qualified to help her clients when emotions run high. Prior to earning her Juris Doctor from the Kline School of Law at Drexel University, she received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. This degree has given Alicia a unique perspective as a legal advocate; she understands how to set realistic expectations and respond appropriately and effectively to highly emotional situations. Her approach is effective in all areas of family law, including equitable distribution, high asset divorce, child custody, child and spousal support, marital agreements, and protection from abuse. When her clients need continuing support after their case has resolved, Alicia can offer a helping hand by referring them to counselors, financial planners, and other professional support. Prior to joining Petrelli Previtera, Alicia ran a private family law practice for three years. In this role, she gained vast experience with the full range of family law matters, seeing them through from the very beginning to resolution. She previously practiced law with a Philadelphia firm dedicated to providing quality legal services for reasonable fees. This firm emphasized clients’ education to make well-informed decisions through the stages of negotiation and litigation that are unique to family law and landlord-tenant matters. She was also previously employed as an associate attorney by a private firm with a focus on family law matters. Alicia continues her mission to provide efficient, high quality, and compassionate legal services for her clients. She is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and represents clients throughout Montgomery, Bucks, Philadelphia, and Berks Counties. Alicia is a member of the Montgomery County Bar Association and Pennsylvania Bar Association. She also provides pro bono legal services through select non-profit organizations in an effort to support her local community in and around Montgomery County. In addition to her family law career, Alicia enjoys sharing the kitchen with her husband, dancing in the living room with her two young children and yorkie, reading, and taking any chance to visit a beach.

As a former Assistant District Attorney, Stephanie Ojeda is an experienced courtroom lawyer who has worked with hundreds of clients, advocating for them on a wide range of issues, including divorce and family law matters. Her peers know Stephanie as a proactive divorce lawyer who is always ready to take action on her client’s behalf. She understands the emotional impact that prolonged litigation can have on families, and she fights to achieve efficient resolutions. Stephanie Ojeda brings a unique blend of compassionate advocacy and fierce litigation skills to her role as a divorce attorney in Philadelphia. She has guided hundreds of clients through some of the toughest moments in their lives, helping them navigate complex family law matters with a steady hand. “My goal is always to make sure my clients feel supported and safe,” Stephanie shares. “When they are empowered to make informed decisions, we can work together toward a brighter, more stable future.” Stephanie’s approach is rooted in her ability to build a strong rapport with her clients. Her honest and direct communication style allows clients to open up and feel understood, making the legal process easier to manage. She is particularly passionate about giving a voice to those who feel voiceless, especially clients who have been psychologically beaten down by abusive partners. Stephanie doesn’t just provide legal representation; she helps her clients rediscover their self-confidence and see the light at the end of the tunnel. One of Stephanie’s most rewarding cases involved representing a client in a Protection from Abuse (PFA) hearing. In this case, one partner was clearly abusing the legal system to the detriment of her ex and their children. Stephanie’s fierce advocacy helped to expose this misuse of the system, ultimately aiming to bring peace and justice to her client and protect the children involved. “It’s moments like these,” Stephanie says, “when I know my work is making a real difference — not just legally, but in the lives of the families I serve.” By focusing on protecting her clients’ rights and interests, Stephanie offers a sense of balance and stability during tumultuous times. She is proud to have helped individuals who have faced significant power differentials in their relationships, guiding them toward a happier and more secure future. Before joining Petrelli Previtera, Stephanie worked as an assistant district attorney in Philadelphia, where she prepared and conducted more than 40 bench trials that focused on family law, child sexual assault, and protection order violations for cases of abuse. She also sat first chair in felony trials in the Family Violence and Sexual Assault Unit. Her passion for family law began as a Certified Domestic Violence Advocate with Congreso de Latinos Unidos, where she assisted with client intakes, motions, and document translation for Philadelphia Courts. Stephanie earned her Juris Doctor and Certificate of Trial Advocacy from Philadelphia’s Temple University Beasley School of Law. During her time at Temple University Beasley School of Law, she was a member of the Women’s Law Caucus, the secretary for the Latin American Law Student Association, the bilingual student advocate in the School Discipline Advocacy Series, and the class assistant to the Honorable Mia Perez in Integrated Trial Advocacy. Stephanie is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and is an active member of the Philadelphia Bar Association. Fluent in both English and Spanish, she lives in Philadelphia with her spouse and two pit bulls. When she is not advocating for her clients, she spends her time gardening, cooking, restoring old furniture, and traveling.

Alex B. Miller is a divorce and family law attorney with Petrelli Previtera, LLC, representing clients in matters involving divorce, custody, and support throughout Pennsylvania. He has represented the interests of over 100 families, helping clients navigate difficult transitions by providing clear guidance, focusing on what matters most, and breaking the process into practical next steps. Alex is known for his ability to listen closely, filter out distractions, and keep clients grounded in their goals. His approach is calm and deliberate, helping clients stay focused on outcomes rather than becoming overwhelmed by emotion or conflict. Prior to joining Petrelli Previtera, Alex represented parents in special education matters, managing a high-volume caseload and advocating for children to receive appropriate educational services and support. He worked closely with families, school districts, and multidisciplinary professionals to build detailed records and achieve meaningful outcomes. He has also handled matters involving juvenile proceedings and custody-related issues, further shaping his ability to advocate for families and children.

Cheryl Kracoff is a dedicated Trusts Lawyer at the Law Office of Cheryl Kracoff, serving clients in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. With expertise in estate planning and trusts, Cheryl helps individuals and families navigate complex legal matters with compassion and skill. Her comprehensive legal services also include estate, family law, and immigration assistance.

Russell Manning is a family law attorney at Petrelli Previtera, LLC, where he represents clients in divorce, custody, support, and post judgment matters throughout Pennsylvania. With more than twelve years of experience practicing family law, Russell is known for combining a calm, steady approach with realistic legal guidance that helps clients make informed decisions during difficult moments. Russell works closely with clients to help them understand not only what the law allows, but what is likely to happen in practice. He places a strong emphasis on managing expectations early in a case, explaining how judges tend to view certain issues and what outcomes are realistically achievable. Clients often appreciate his straightforward communication style and his ability to explain complex legal issues in clear, practical terms. While Russell avoids unnecessary litigation when possible, he is fully prepared to advocate for his clients in court when a case requires it. He approaches each matter strategically, helping clients weigh the emotional and financial costs of litigation against the potential benefits, and tailoring his approach to fit the specific needs of each family. Russell earned his Juris Doctor from Widener University Delaware Law School and his Bachelor of Arts in History from Holy Family University. He is licensed to practice law in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Earlier in his career, Russell clerked for the Honorable James M. McMaster of the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas and later served as the Assistant District Director for Pennsylvania State Senator Robert M. Tomlinson, experiences that continue to shape his perspective and professionalism. Russell has been recognized by the Bucks County Bar Association for his pro bono work, particularly for his dedication to handling Protection from Abuse cases. He received this recognition for several consecutive years, including 2020 and 2021, reflecting his commitment to serving individuals facing urgent and challenging circumstances. Outside of his legal practice, Russell remains closely connected to his community. He has lived in Southern Bucks County his entire life and currently resides in Langhorne with his wife and two children, less than ten miles from where he grew up. He enjoys Civil War reenactments and fencing, interests that reflect his lifelong passion for history and competitive pursuits.