is a partner with the law firm Colgan & Associates, LLC. He has practiced in all areas of family law for 25 years and serves clients in Dauphin, Cumberland, Lebanon, Lancaster, Perry, York, Adams and Franklin counties. Mr. Smull is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Family Law Section, Dauphin County Bar Association Family Law Section, and Cumberland County Bar Association Family Law Section. He earned his undergraduate degree from Temple University and his law degree from Widener University School of Law.

is a divorce attorney with Cordell & Cordell. Her practice centers around family law. Ms. Colombo earned her B.A. degree from Ursinus College and her J.D. degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. She is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, Lackawanna County Bar Association and Philadelphia Bar Association. Ms. Colombo is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania.

is a seasoned legal professional and accomplished administrator with a distinguished career spanning over two decades. She represents clients in custody, divorce, and adoption matters and serves as court-appointed counsel and guardian ad litem in parental rights cases. Before joining Tucker Arensberg, P.C., Ms. McClellan served as the administrator at Dauphin County Children and Youth. In this role, she oversaw a staff of approximately 200 employees across multiple departments, including child welfare case management, fiscal operations, legal operations, and program management. Ms. McClellan managed an annual $55 million budget and ensured compliance with Pennsylvania child welfare regulations, fostering a safe and supportive environment for children and families in the Capital Region. Her dedication to public service is evident through her extensive leadership roles and collaborative efforts, including the establishment of innovative programs such as specialized housing for youth with special needs and multi-agency task force teams addressing mental health and substance use issues. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Ms. McClellan spearheaded policy adaptations that ensured the safety of children, families, and staff. Previously, she served as senior staff attorney for Dauphin County Children and Youth, where she led litigation efforts in dependency court, orphans' court, and administrative law hearings. Ms. McClellan's experience spans juvenile law, child abuse and neglect, family law, and compliance with state and federal regulations. She also supervised legal teams, conducted extensive training, and contributed to statewide child welfare initiatives. Ms. McClellan's commitment to the legal and child welfare communities is reflected in her affiliations with several boards and organizations, including the Pennsylvania Children and Youth Administrators Association, National Association of County Human Services Administrators and Pennsylvania Bar Association, where she co-chairs the Children's Rights Committee. She has also been recognized with awards such as the 2017 Pennsylvania Child Advocate of the Year.

is an attorney with Eckell, Sparks, Levy, Auerbach, Monte, Sloane, Matthews & Auslander, P.C., where she exclusively practices family law. She has extensive experience in both negotiation and litigation, and is a zealous advocate for her clients, while also recognizing the value in avoiding unnecessary litigation. After graduating from Florida Coastal School of Law, Ms. Valdes returned to the greater Philadelphia area where she serves the community that she was raised in. She is an active member of the Delaware County Family Law Chapter and the Doris Jonas Freed Inn of Court, where she serves as a designated county contact for Delaware County.

has built his career upon advocating for children and helping families safely manage challenging situations. He began his work counseling and caring for youth to help them work through mental and behavioral issues, so that they could heal and move beyond past issues. Through this experience, Mr. Sayler saw first-hand how important support and security is for our youth, which made him passionate about advocating for children and helping families better communicate and function together. After spending six years in the social work field as a counselor and mental health worker, he found himself wanting to make a bigger impact. Now in the family law field, Mr. Sayler is able to apply his knowledge and commitment toward helping families navigate through difficult circumstances so they can move forward with their lives. He is skilled at identifying areas of leverage in negotiation, and encourages clients toward a favorable outcome prior to litigation. Mr. Sayler's efficient and adaptable approach serves his clients well when it is necessary to take their case to the courtroom. He practices family law throughout central Pennsylvania, including Dauphin, Cumberland, Lebanon, Lancaster, Perry, York, Adams and Franklin counties. Mr. Sayler earned his bachelor's degree in youth development psychology from North Central University. He went on to earn his law degree from The Penn State Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, where he still remains involved consulting the Community Law Clinic. Additionally, Mr. Sayler's experience with public speaking, legal drafting and creative research serve as a tremendous benefit to his clients and their cases.