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Cheryl A McCallin Attorney At Law Cheryl McCallin has served as a Master in Family Court and as a Staff Attorney for Chester County Domestic Relations. Advocates for your rights. Child custody.

Her insider understanding of these institutions, her knowledge of family law and her passion are all put to work to help you. When you hire our firm, you can expect us to be:

Highly responsive. We believe that communication is important. We care about you and keep you informed at all times. Our attorney makes sure you are part of any important decisions. McCallin Law has a reputation in the West Chester area for compassionately doing whatever it takes to solve clients’ problems. Results-oriented. Your satisfaction is our priority, so we make every effort to help you achieve an optimal resolution of your family law case. You can count on our professional staff to take care of all your needs with our affordable family law services. At McCallin Law in West Chester, we strive to ease the emotional burden of your situation. Our firm’s family law practice is one of the most respected in the county. Cheryl McCallin is a skilled attorney with more than 25 years of experience in the practice of family law. She is dedicated to protecting your rights in cases involving divorce, child custody, child support and other family law matters. Easing the stress of families in a variety of legal situations

Divorce. A divorce case can be a difficult court battle or a cooperative process. Regardless, we work to take all the stress out of your Pennsylvania divorce case. Deciding where children will live after a divorce is an emotionally charged process. We work to help parents create a parenting plan that keeps the best interests of the children in mind. When necessary, we are prepared to take decisive action to resolve your child custody case. Child support. Our firm is dedicated to making sure your children are provided for. We help parents create child support agreements and work with judges to get child support orders. When circumstances change, we help you seek support order modifications or help you enforce existing orders. Alimony. Pennsylvania courts have wide discretion to decide whether to award spousal support and alimony. We help establish a fair alimony, spousal support award based on the specific circumstances. Mediation. Custody and Divorce Mediation provided. In all family law cases, our goal is to help you get through the legal process as smoothly as possible. Trust experienced West Chester family law attorneys to help you in your time of need. Cheryl A. McCallin, Julie M. Potts and Tiffany A. Shoemaker help clients resolve their family law situations with confidence and compassion. We have more than two decades of experience helping people in West Chester and the suburbs of Philadelphia. To schedule a consultation, call 610-880-8400 or contact us online.

💰 Child support isn’t always as simple as plugging numbers into a formula.Pennsylvania uses guidelines based largely on ...
10/19/2026

💰 Child support isn’t always as simple as plugging numbers into a formula.

Pennsylvania uses guidelines based largely on each parent’s income and the number of children. But the calculation may also be affected by childcare costs, a child’s special needs, significant income differences, and a parent’s actual earning picture.

For business owners or self-employed parents especially, the number on a tax return may not tell the entire story.

Whether you’re paying or receiving support, the goal is a fair calculation that reflects the facts and supports the children involved.

Have questions about child support? Let’s look beyond the numbers.

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Divorce raises a lot of questions. “Who gets what?” is only one of them.There’s also the very real question: How do I pa...
10/18/2026

Divorce raises a lot of questions. “Who gets what?” is only one of them.

There’s also the very real question: How do I pay the bills while the divorce is pending? 💵

If your spouse controls most of the finances or there’s a significant income difference, alimony pendente lite (APL) may provide financial support while your case is ongoing.

Longer-term alimony is different and depends on several factors, including the length of the marriage, each spouse’s financial situation, and the ability to become self-supporting.

The details matter and so does how your situation is presented. ⚖️

Have questions about support during or after divorce? Talk with McCallin Law.

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Military divorce comes with a few extra moving parts. ⚖️🫡While Pennsylvania law governs issues like custody and support,...
10/17/2026

Military divorce comes with a few extra moving parts. ⚖️🫡

While Pennsylvania law governs issues like custody and support, federal law may also affect certain military benefits and retirement assets. Eligibility can depend on factors such as the length of the marriage, length of military service, and how much the two overlap.

And deployment or distance doesn’t necessarily put the process on hold.

When military service is part of your divorce, understanding how the rules work together matters. McCallin Law can help you navigate the details and protect what matters next.

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Mediation and arbitration sound similar, but they’re not the same. ⚖️In arbitration, both sides present their case and a...
10/16/2026

Mediation and arbitration sound similar, but they’re not the same. ⚖️

In arbitration, both sides present their case and an arbitrator makes the decision.

In mediation, the goal is different: you work toward an agreement together, with a neutral mediator helping guide the conversation, not deciding the outcome for you.

For many families, mediation can mean:
• More control over the outcome
• Less formality and conflict
• Lower time and legal costs
• Less stress on the family

Custody, support, and property issues may all be addressed through mediation. Having your own attorney advise you along the way can also help you understand how Pennsylvania law may affect your options.

Want to know which approach may make sense for your situation? Let’s talk.

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Talking about a marital agreement doesn’t mean you’re planning for the worst. It means you’re planning clearly. 🤝Prenupt...
10/15/2026

Talking about a marital agreement doesn’t mean you’re planning for the worst. It means you’re planning clearly. 🤝

Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements can address important financial matters like:
• Property and debt
• Inheritances
• Family businesses
• Support for children from a prior relationship

Already married? A postnuptial agreement can provide many of the same protections.

The key? Do it correctly. Full disclosure, careful drafting, and independent legal advice can make all the difference.

Whether you need an agreement drafted, reviewed, or enforced, McCallin Law can help you protect what matters and know exactly where you stand.

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You do not need a dramatic “reason” to file for divorce.⚖️Pennsylvania allows no-fault divorce, meaning you generally do...
10/14/2026

You do not need a dramatic “reason” to file for divorce.⚖️

Pennsylvania allows no-fault divorce, meaning you generally don’t have to prove wrongdoing to end a marriage.

Two common paths include:
• Mutual consent: both spouses agree to the divorce, subject to the required waiting period.
• Irretrievable breakdown: the marriage cannot be repaired and the spouses have lived separate and apart for the required period.

Fault-based divorce still exists, but it isn’t the only option.

Every situation is different. McCallin Law can help you understand which path makes sense for yours and what comes next.

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Considering a no-fault divorce in Pennsylvania? Here are 3 things worth knowing before you move forward: ⚖️1️⃣ You don’t...
10/08/2026

Considering a no-fault divorce in Pennsylvania? Here are 3 things worth knowing before you move forward: ⚖️

1️⃣ You don’t have to prove wrongdoing. No-fault divorce focuses on the breakdown of the marriage - not assigning blame.

2️⃣ Mutual consent can simplify the process. When both spouses agree the marriage is irretrievably broken, the divorce may proceed after Pennsylvania’s required waiting period.

3️⃣ One spouse can still move forward. Even without mutual agreement, a no-fault divorce may be possible after the required period of separation.

The process may be called “no-fault,” but that doesn’t mean there are no important decisions - especially when children, property, or finances are involved.

Know your options before making your next move. McCallin Law can help.

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You don’t have to be headed to court to talk to a family law attorney. ⚖️Sometimes, you simply need to understand your o...
10/07/2026

You don’t have to be headed to court to talk to a family law attorney. ⚖️

Sometimes, you simply need to understand your options, ask the right questions, and figure out what makes sense for your life.

At McCallin Law, we help you cut through the uncertainty, understand the road ahead, and build a plan you can feel confident about. 🤝

No courtroom required - just a conversation and some clarity.

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Child custody decisions can shape your family’s future for years to come. 💙Whether you’re establishing custody, modifyin...
10/06/2026

Child custody decisions can shape your family’s future for years to come. 💙

Whether you’re establishing custody, modifying an existing agreement, or protecting your parental rights, having clear legal guidance can make a difficult process feel a little more manageable.

At McCallin Law, we help parents understand their options, protect what matters most, and move forward with confidence.

Need help with a custody matter? We’re here for you. 🤝

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Divorce, custody, and support issues can feel like a lot to carry. You shouldn’t have to figure out the legal side alone...
10/05/2026

Divorce, custody, and support issues can feel like a lot to carry. You shouldn’t have to figure out the legal side alone. 💙

Having trusted guidance close to home can bring a little more clarity and a lot less uncertainty.

At McCallin Law, we help individuals and families understand their options, protect what matters most, and take the next step with confidence.

Questions? We’re here to help. 🤝

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205 W. Miner Street
West Chester, PA
19382

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