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Marcia Binder Ibrahim, Esq. earned her J.D. from Villanova University School of Law in 1979. She is the founding member and senior attorney of the Law Office of Marcia Binder Ibrahim, which celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2011. Ms. Ibrahim primarily practices in the areas immigration, family, criminal, and general practice law. She has over thirty years experience and has handled the most complex immigration and family law cases. She is the chairperson of the Montgomery Bar Association Immigration Committee and has served on the Family Law Committee for many years. Additionally, Ms. Ibrahim is a 27 year member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. Previously she has served on the Montgomery County Bar Association Board of Directors and as editor of the Montgomery County General Practice Manual. She has been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, the United States District Courts for the State of New Jersey and Eastern District of PA, the Second and Third Circuit Courts, and the Supreme Courts of Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey. Ms. Ibrahim has traveled abroad extensively and previously lived in Saudi Arabia for 2 years.

Kathleen A. Maloles is a 2005 graduate of Widener University School of Law and has an Estate Planning Certification from Temple University School of Law's Graduate Tax Program. Ms. Maloles concentrates her practice on Probate, Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning and Estate Administration matters. Ms. Maloles has handled numerous simple and complex trusts and estates cases from inception to end. In addition, Ms. Maloles works closely with her firm's attorneys in handling the probate matters for Wrongful Death cases. Ms. Maloles has been selected in 2010 as a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer-Rising Star.. During her free time, Ms. Maloles serves as Legal Counsel to the Board of Directors for the Philippine Medical Society of Greater Philadelphia, volunteers for the American Cancer Society, Wills for Heroes and WAGS Rescue. She is a member of the Montgomery County Bar Association. Ms. Maloles resides in Delaware County with her husband and two children.

Jim graduated from Houghton College outside of Buffalo, N.Y. in 1997. After college and while working full time in the field of Risk Management, he graduated Cum Laude from Widener University School of Law in 2004. In 2008 Jim founded Veith Law Firm. He brings the unique experience of having assisted with the management of Workers’ Compensation claims for a large Philadelphia employer to the small firm setting. This experience provides Jim with an understanding of the complexities of workers' compensation cases not common in other lawyers.. Jim has developed and implemented large scale cost saving programs to reduce that impact including modified duty programs, return to work-programs, maximizing use of the employer’s panel of physicians and proper use of bureau documents.. Having worked for a large national law firm, Jim also brings large firm experience to the small firm setting allowing for more personalized service on each case. With over a decade of workers’ compensation experience, Jim has also written and lectured on a variety of workers’ compensation topics and offers a wide body of knowledge from which his clients may draw.. Jim lives in Montgomery County with his wife Julie and their five children.

I began my professional employment as a state parole agent with the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole from 1976-1987.  This involved supervising inmates released from state and local correctional institutions as well as inmates from other state correctional facilities. I also conducted arrests and prosecuted parole violations in county courts and in parole board administrative hearings.. I attended Temple law school at night from 1980-1984 while working as a parole agent.  In 1987 I joined the Bucks County District Attorney's Office and served until 1995. I rose to Chief Deputy in charge of all drug inveatigations in the county. I prosecuted many high profile drug cases. During my 8 years in the office I tried numerous burglary, robbery and other felony cases.  I tried DUI's and homicide by vehicle cases. Although I tried several murder cases my most notable case did not involve the death of a person.  In 1995 I tried the case known as "Duke the Dalmation>" This involved 3 individuals who had tied a dog's mouth shut and allowed their pitbull to attack it. When the pitbull did not perform up to expectations thes individuals tortured and mulitated the dalmation. The case received national attention. People called me from all over the country.. In 1995 I joined the firm of Rubin,Glickman,Steinberg and Gifford  and became a partner in 2000. I handle mostly criminal cases. I have defended people charged with all types of crimes.  Everything from DUI and retail theft to murder, child abuse, sex crimes against adults and children, drug distribution, burglary, robbery and other felony and misdemeanor charges.. I also represent injured workers in Pa, Worker Compensation claims. I also have clients who have been injured in auto and other actions because of someone's negligence.. I am active in my community. I am a director at the Central Bucks Family YMCA. I am a Big Brother for Bucks County Bib Brothers and Big Sisters. I am a Vietnam vet and life member of the VFW

I am a lifelong resident of Montgomery County and in the course of my general practice I have helped people with problems of almost every type.  I am a former county prosecutor and former appeals court law clerk.  I have a strong background in all of the areas of law that make up a general practice and I am able to take almost any type of case to court if attempts to settle the problem fall short.  After years practicing with one partner, I am now with the full service law firm of Eastburn and Gray, where I have even greater resources and backup to handle any kind of legal issue.

I am a former prosecutor with almost a decade of criminal law experience. I recognize that simply being accused of a crime is an extremely stressful and frightening event in someone’s life. A conviction for any offense can have dire consequences, not just for the accused, but on family members and loved ones. I take pride in fighting for and representing my clients.

I aggressively represent those charged with criminal offenses in Pennsylvania and federal courts. Over the course of my career, first as a county and federal prosecutor and now as a criminal defense attorney, I have been fortunate to have those facing the criminal justice system put their faith and trust in me. That responsibility is one I do not take lightly. I take a personal approach, knowing that the prospect of facing criminal charges is daunting, with many unknowns to my clients. I take great pride in knowing that at the end of each day and at the end of each case, I did my absolute best for each client.

Estate and Elder law planning provided to residents of Montgomery, Bucks and all of Philadelphia and its suburbs. Practice limited to Wills, Trusts, Probate, Estate Administration, Inheritance and Estate tax issues and the prevention of elder abuse and exploitation. All planning and counsel is with an emphasis on family involvement seeking the best resolution to protect the elder client or the vulnerable beneficiary. Available for home, hospital or nursing home visits for review and counsel on financing and managing long term care plans. Asset protection planning provided with a thorough knowledge of Medicaid eligibility determinations and other services when an older or disabled loved one is faced with the catastrophic costs of a nursing home or in-home services.

"I provide planning for medical and financial decisions during good health and times of crisis. I help ensure your wishes are honored during life and after death.". Eric Ladley is a lifelong resident of Pennsylvania. Eric graduated from The George Washington University, magna cum laude, with a major in political science and a minor in journalism. He graduated from The Pennsylvania State University Dickinson School of Law where he was a member of The Federalist Society and The Christian Legal Society, and where he worked in The Elder Law Clinic.. Prior to becoming an attorney, Eric worked for ten years in journalism as a reporter and copy editor for daily newspapers, a newspaper that covered the internet service provider sector, and a magazine that covered the pharmaceutical industry. In 2002, he published one of the first full length accounts of President Nixon's trip to China, titled Nixon's China Trip.. Attorney Ladley is accredited by the Veterans Administration to represent veterans and can prepare, present, and prosecute claims for the department. He has also given presentations on estate planning, long-term care planning, and veterans' benefits.