Attorney Meyers uses her unique background as a Finance Major and a Certified Financial Litigator (CFL) to thoroughly investigate and evaluate financial issues in a divorce. Many clients have no idea of the true value or extent of their family assets or debts. Many clients are faced with a lack of financial documentation to prove the true earnings of a spouse. An attorney who understands finance is a tremendous benefit for a divorcing client as divorce is a serious financial transaction at a time when a person is emotionally vulnerable.

Steven Mezrano didn’t always plan to be a lawyer. Around 2002, his life was changed when he was involved in a motor vehicle collision and subsequently had knee and shoulder surgeries. Faced with mounting medical bills and no mode of transportation, he found himself overwhelmed with the whole process. So when Steven Mezrano tells you he understands what you’re going through, he means it. He’s been through it himself. Mezrano Law Firm is personal to Steven Mezrano. He understands what you are facing and takes personal ownership in each case. He’s involved in every case that the firm handles and prides himself on being available for each client to speak directly to him about his or her concerns. “Direct communication with the client and discussing the strengths and weaknesses of each case is important to the client experience. That is why I started Mezrano Law Firm. I understand what you’re facing, and each case Mezrano Law Firm takes is personal to me. I am a part of every case the firm handles, and you can always speak directly to me about what you need. No matter the case or the injury you sustained, I am going to tell you how it is – for better or worse.” Steven grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, attended the University of Alabama – Birmingham, and received his undergraduate degree in public relations. Before applying to law school, he worked for several public relations and marketing firms. He attended Birmingham School of Law and received his license to practice law in 2008. Since starting his legal career, Steven has handled a diverse practice, starting in a domestic relations and criminal defense firm, then moving into personal injury litigation at Shunnarah Personal Injury Attorneys, P.C., where he was promoted within four years to firm management. In 2012, Steven opened Mezrano Law Firm, P. C. so that he could practice law the way he envisioned: with honesty, integrity, and dedication. Since then, he’s handled all personal injury cases, from fender benders to wrongful death. His most notable case for him was an 18-wheeler whose driver lost control and struck a husband and wife. It was complex litigation, but it showed Steven that every client deserves every ounce of attention, and no matter what happens to that person, every person deserves his day in court. Steven prides himself on creating a firm that strives to help others and to be their voice in the courtroom. In addition to his legal services, Steven has a strong commitment to community service. Mezrano Law Firm, P.C., sponsors high school athletics through Friday Night Lights and High School Hoops. The firm also feeds the homeless quarterly to give back to the community. Steven enjoys spending time with his family and tending the family farm in Columbiana when he’s not in the office. He is married to the beautiful Ashley Joseph Mezrano, and they have four exceptional children, all of whom cheer for Alabama (Roll Tide, Roll).

Trial Attorney Steven M. Mezrow has gained a reputation as one of the most tenacious and aggressive trial attorneys in Philadelphia. Defense attorneys, jurors, and even judges have referred to him as “a Pitbull”. With more than 35 years of trial experience, Steve has tried hundreds of cases with more than 30 jury trials with verdicts or settlements that exceed $1,000,000. Distinguishing him from most other attorneys in the region are numerous multi-million-dollar jury verdicts, including a $10,000,000 verdict that he and Michael Pansini obtained.

Jill Pogach Michaels graduated with Honors from The George Washington School of Law in DC. Ms. Michaels is licensed to practice law in Maryland, DC, and the US District Court of Maryland. She conducts residential and commercial settlements in MD, DC & VA. In June 2007, she pioneered the practice of loss mitigation for homeowners and has successfully negotiated countless short sales throughout the DC Metropolitan region.In 2016, Ms. Michaels received the Client Distinction Award and was recognized as one of the Top Lawyers in Maryland for highest in ethical standards and professional excellence in 2013, 2015 and 2016. Ms. Michaels teaches continuing education for lawyers on real estate, loss mitigation and foreclosure defense for the Maryland and County Bar Associations. Most, she taught a joint Family Law and Real Property Sections course on loss mitigation. Ms. Michaels most recently was published in the July 2013 issue of the Maryland Bar Journal for an article entitled, “2013: Practical Implications of Short Sales and Loss Mitigation.” In 2013, she was honored with serving as a panelist for the Montgomery County Housing Opportunity Commission.

Real Estate & Property Jill Pogach Michaels graduated with Honors from The George Washington School of Law in DC. Ms. Michaels is licensed to practice law in Maryland, DC, and the US District Court of Maryland. She conducts residential and commercial settlements in MD, DC & VA. In June 2007, she pioneered the practice of loss mitigation for homeowners and has successfully negotiated countless short sales throughout the DC Metropolitan region.In 2016, Ms. Michaels received the Client Distinction Award and was recognized as one of the Top Lawyers in Maryland for highest in ethical standards and professional excellence in 2013, 2015 and 2016. Ms. Michaels teaches continuing education for lawyers on real estate, loss mitigation and foreclosure defense for the Maryland and County Bar Associations. Most, she taught a joint Family Law and Real Property Sections course on loss mitigation. Ms. Michaels most recently was published in the July 2013 issue of the Maryland Bar Journal for an article entitled, “2013: Practical Implications of Short Sales and Loss Mitigation.” In 2013, she was honored with serving as a panelist for the Montgomery County Housing Opportunity Commission.