Loreen has been admitted to the practice of law in Pennsylvania Courts since 1988, after receiving a Juris Doctor Degree from The Dickinson School of Law that year and a Bachelor’s Degree from Albright College in 1985. Admitted to practice before all Pennsylvania Courts and the United States Supreme Court, she has practiced primarily in Lebanon County for the past 29 years. Loreen was appointed by the Lebanon County Courts to serve as a custody conciliator and special master in 2000, and became a certified mediator for the Courts in 2011. In these roles, Loreen focused on resolving family law matters involving custody and divorce issues. She went on to obtain additional certification as a mediator in 2015, focusing on co-mediation and the resolution of disputes outside of court.
Loreen has obtained experience in the legal areas of estates, probate, business matters, bankruptcy, real estate, landlord/tenant, neighborhood disputes, and has focused her practice primarily on family law matters such as custody, support, divorce, adoption, and paternity. She represents families and is able to assist them in dispute resolution.
Loreen is a member of the Pennsylvania Council of Mediators, and has been recognized as both a Super Lawyer for five years (by Thompson Reuters) as well as in the top one percent nationally for the past two years (by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel).