Betty A. Dillon Attorney at Law - Pittsburgh, PA

The lawyer-client relationship is built on teamwork and trust. It is important for there to be a match of personalities and goals. Attorney Betty Dillon strives to further your legal goals while maintaining the objectivity that is essential to providing effective representation. The following is a brief explanation of the approach that guides Attorney Dillon’s practice of law:

Individualized Approach

Attorney Betty Dillon utilizes an individualized approach to the practice of law. Her goal is to minimize the stress that being involved in a legal matter can sometimes cause. This is done in part by informing you about the substantive law regarding your issues and the procedures that are available. She will use every possible means to resolve your legal issues as quickly and easily as possible. This does not mean that your goals will be compromised. When settlement is not possible, Attorney Betty Dillon has the courtroom skills and tenacity necessary to fight for you.

In short, Attorney Betty Dillon strives to help reduce the fear that many people have when they need legal assistance and will help you to feel confident during the legal proceedings. She will provide you with a relaxed, informal atmosphere where you will feel comfortable discussing your legal matters. Attorney Betty Dillon makes it her policy to return calls promptly and keep her clients informed throughout the representation.

Conveniently Located

Attorney Betty Dillon’s office is conveniently located in Bethel Park near South Hills Village. Her office is easily accessible to the entire South Hills area including the south suburban Pittsburgh communities of Upper St. Clair, South Park, Mt. Lebanon, Castle Shannon, Library and Bridgeville in Allegheny County and the neighboring Washington County communities of Finleyville, Peters Township, McMurray and Venetia. The office can also be conveniently accessed Port authority bus route 41C.

Practice concentrated in Allegheny and Washington Counties. Going into other counties is considered on case by case basis.