# Beroes Law Center > Official Beroes Law Center business agent. Beroes Law Center is a family-run law firm at 4054 Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, handling family law… ## Ask it a question Beroes Law Center answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/beroeslawcenter. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_beroeslawcenter and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Beroes Law Center Beroes Law Center was founded in 1992 by attorney Elizabeth Ann Beroes. The site describes it as a family-run firm: Elizabeth A. Beroes is the founding attorney and is joined by her daughter Julie Elizabeth Beroes and her son Stephen Beroes-Timmis, both attorneys at the firm, with Shanice Williams described on the firm overview page as the paralegal and on the home page as legal assistant. The attorney profiles state that Elizabeth Ann Beroes has devoted her career to helping children and that her focus, even when representing divorcing couples, is on helping children adjust; that Julie Elizabeth Beroes honed her skills working with several family law attorneys in Ohio before joining her mother at the firm; and that Stephen Beroes-Timmis emphasises personalized attention and clear communication in guiding clients through the legal process. The firm overview page says the offices have a child-friendly atmosphere with a play area for children, a TV and games, and a kitchen stocked with snacks, and that this relaxed setting helps children and adults talk about difficult family law issues. It also says communication is a central part of the firm's approach and that the lawyers will discuss the available options - out-of-court agreement, mediation or trial - so a client can make an informed decision. The website does not publish bar admission details, law schools, admission dates, professional memberships, awards or any licence numbers for any of the three attorneys. Anyone needing those particulars should ask the office at 412-621-6811. Source: https://beroeslawcenter.com/attorneys/ ## What Beroes Law Center does Beroes Law Center is a family-run law firm in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, offering family law, estate planning and probate services. Its published services cover divorce, mediation, child support, spousal support, child custody, adoption, grandparents' rights, guardian ad litem work, guardianships, relocation, high net worth child custody, and representation of same-sex couples. On the estate side the firm lists wills, trusts, probate, family estate disputes, grandparent-owned 529 plans, mismanagement of estate and trust funds, and protecting generational wealth. Divorce-related subjects the site addresses include marital assets and liability, hidden assets, dissipation of assets, divorce tax issues, pensions, IRAs and 401(k)s in divorce, prenuptial, postnuptial and cohabitation agreements, dividing real estate in divorce, and divorce after 50 in Pennsylvania. The firm describes itself this way: "Beroes Law Center is a Pittsburgh family law firm comprising attorneys Elizabeth A. Beroes, her daughter Julie Elizabeth Beroes, son Stephen Beroes-Timmis, and Legal Assistant Shanice Williams." It states that it serves clients across Pittsburgh and Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Westmoreland and Washington counties, and that its approach may involve negotiation, mediation or litigation depending on what the client decides. To contact the office, the phone number published on every page is 412-621-6811, and a contact form is available on the site. The website does not publish prices, rates or fees for any of these services, and it does not state hours in its page text. The site's own disclaimer states: "The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation." Source: https://beroeslawcenter.com/ ## Where Beroes Law Center works Beroes Law Center's office address is 4054 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15224, which the firm describes as being in Pittsburgh's Bloomfield/Lawrenceville neighborhood. The phone number published on every page is 412-621-6811. The contact page also offers an online form and links to the firm's Facebook and LinkedIn pages. Its instruction is: "Please call our office at 412-621-6811 to schedule a free consultation. You may also complete the form on this page, and we will contact you shortly." On areas served, the home page states the firm serves clients "all over Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, West Mooreland, and Washington counties." The firm overview page adds that Beroes Law Center has tried cases in Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Crawford, Cambria, Erie, Lawrence, Washington, Greene, Fayette and Westmoreland counties. The contact page says the firm represents individuals and families in Allegheny County and the surrounding area. Hours of operation are not stated anywhere in the visible page text. The structured business data embedded in the site's pages lists the office as open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., but because that is markup rather than published page copy, anyone needing to confirm when the office is open, or to book or schedule an appointment, should call 412-621-6811. The site does not publish an email address, and it gives no walk-in policy, no after-hours or weekend availability, and no parking or accessibility details for the Penn Avenue location. Lists Lawrenceville, Lawrence, Elizabeth, Erie, and Pittsburgh as a location. Names Western, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington, and Pittsburgh as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://beroeslawcenter.com/contact/ ## Prices Beroes Law Center publishes no prices, pricing, rates, fees or cost figures of any kind on its website. There are no hourly rates, no flat fees, no retainer amounts and no fee schedules for divorce, child custody, child support, adoption, guardianship, wills, trusts or probate. Anyone wanting a quote or an estimate has to get it from the firm directly by calling 412-621-6811. What the site does state about cost is the consultation. The phrase "Get free Consultation" appears throughout the site, and the firm overview page says: "For a free consultation, please call 412-621-6811, or contact us online to discuss your estate planning or family law concerns." The contact page repeats that the office can be called at 412-621-6811 to schedule a free consultation. Elsewhere the site refers simply to arranging an "initial consultation" with an experienced attorney. The site does not say how long a consultation lasts, whether it is in person or by phone, or what happens after it. To get started, the published routes are to call 412-621-6811 or to complete the contact form, which asks for a name, phone, email, address and a brief description of the legal issue, and requires the person to confirm they have read the firm's disclaimer. The disclaimer reads in part: "Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send any confidential information to us until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established." Source: https://beroeslawcenter.com/firm-overview/ ## Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts and Probate Beroes Law Center handles estate planning and probate for families in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. The estate planning services it lists are drafting a will so a person controls who receives their assets, creating trusts to manage assets and keep them out of probate, establishing financial and health care powers of attorney in case of incapacity, and creating a living will to record the medical care a person wants. The firm also states it can update existing documents after a family change such as adoption, marriage, divorce, separation or a death in the family. On trusts, the site describes living or revocable trusts, irrevocable trusts, charitable trusts and special needs trusts, and says the firm can help a client work out which are appropriate for their goals. On wills, it notes Pennsylvania requires a will to be in writing and the person making it to be of sound mind and at least 18 years old. For probate, the firm says it assists executors and families through the process, and that where disagreements between heirs lead to probate litigation it can represent a party's interests. Related subjects listed elsewhere on the site include family estate disputes, mismanagement of estate and trust funds, grandparent-owned 529 plans and protecting generational wealth. The site invites people to contact the office to arrange an initial consultation with an attorney; the published phone number is 412-621-6811. No price, cost, fees or rates for wills, trusts, probate or any other estate service appear anywhere on the website, so any quote or estimate has to come from the firm directly. Source: https://beroeslawcenter.com/estate-planning-probate/ ## Family Law, Divorce and Child Custody Services The family law matters Beroes Law Center says it handles include divorce (with property division, child custody, child support, spousal support and alimony), child custody both after a divorce and where the parents were never married, grandparents' rights and grandparent visitation, adoption by stepparents and foster parents, guardianship petitions for a person with a disability, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements for couples living together without marrying, and Protection from Abuse orders. The firm also states that it represents same-sex couples in adoptions, divorce, child custody and other family law matters. The site explains that Pennsylvania recognises five types of divorce - no-fault consent, consent presumed, irretrievable breakdown, fault-based divorce and institutionalization - and says the firm can help a client decide which type to file for based on their circumstances. On custody, it explains that Pennsylvania courts decide based on the child's best interest, and lists factors the court weighs, including any history of abuse, each parent's existing duties, continuity in the child's schooling and community, sibling relationships, and the child's own preference where well-reasoned. The services the firm lists for a family law case are representation in negotiations with the other party's attorney, arranging and representing clients in mediation, representation in court, advocating on alimony and child support orders, advocating in child custody matters, drafting prenuptial, postnuptial and cohabitation agreements, and assisting with adoptions. To discuss a case, the site directs people to contact the office at 412-621-6811 to arrange a consultation. It publishes no cost, rates or fees for family law work and makes no statement about how any case will turn out. Source: https://beroeslawcenter.com/family-law/ ## What Beroes Law Center has not published yet These are things people ask Beroes Law Center that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - case outcomes or predictions of how a case will go - legal advice for a specific situation - bar admissions, licences or years in practice - fee arrangements, retainers or hourly rates - case timelines or court filing deadlines - whether the firm can take a particular case Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://beroeslawcenter.com