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Trusted local family law attorneys continue serving Metro Atlanta families as Petrelli Previtera opens its second Georgia office.

Family Law Firm Earns Seventh Appearance on Inc.’s List of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies Petrelli Previtera, LLC has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies, earning the No. 3,595 ranking. It is the firm’s seventh appearance on the list, following recognition in 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2025. […]

Bringing Award-Winning Family Law Representation to Maryland’s Capital The firm’s third Maryland office expands access to divorce, custody, support, and family law services for Annapolis and Anne Arundel County families. Families throughout Annapolis and Anne Arundel County now have greater access to experienced family law representation with the opening of Petrelli Previtera, LLC’s new Annapolis […]

Military families often face challenges during divorce and custody disputes that civilian families do not experience. Deployments, relocations, temporary duty assignments, and changing schedules can all complicate parenting arrangements and court proceedings. If you are an active duty service member, military spouse, or veteran dealing with custody or divorce issues in Maryland, it is important […]

Military divorce involves far more than simply ending a marriage. Service members and military spouses often face financial concerns and legal protections that do not exist in civilian divorces. If you are facing a military divorce in Maryland, understanding your rights early can help you avoid costly mistakes that may impact your finances and future […]

When people think about divorce or custody disputes, they often picture going to court. For some situations, that is the right path. But it is not the only one. Many family law matters involve conflict, but not every situation needs to be handled in an adversarial way. In some cases, a more collaborative or structured […]

“If it’s a court order, it’s not optional.” That idea comes up often in family law, but it is also where many post-divorce and custody issues begin. After an agreement is finalized, it is common for things to shift informally. Maybe you and your ex try a different parenting schedule. Maybe payments come late but […]

Many people assume that once they have a will in place, their family is fully protected. A will is an important first step, but it does not always address how assets are managed, when they are distributed, or who is in control along the way. For families with children, especially, those details can make a […]

If you are going through a divorce, you are probably focused on immediate concerns like your home, finances, and time with your children. But there is a question most people do not think about. What happens if something happens to you before your divorce is finalized? Without a will or updated estate plan, the answer […]

Divorce is often seen as a clean break. Once the paperwork is signed, many people assume their former spouse is no longer tied to their finances, assets, or future decisions. In reality, that is not always the case. As discussed in our recent video: “Pennsylvania law will automatically revoke certain provisions in your will, but […]