Law Office of David T. Leake, Esq.

People in Somerset, Pennsylvania, who are going through matters involving divorce, legal separation, child custody and child support often need reliable legal representation. The Law Office of David T. Leake, Esq., has dedicated the practice to helping those who are struggling with family law issues. The office’s founding attorney, David T. Leake, is a former judicial law clerk in the Somerset County Court of Common Pleas, giving him a unique perspective and in-depth knowledge of the legal process. For his excellent work ethic in the field of law, Mr. Leake received the John Sciullio Peer Excellency Award, along with a number of other prestigious achievements.

Separating couples may deal with a wide range of emotions when struggling with property division, settlement modification, domestic violence and support actions. In addition to being emotionally straining, seeking divorce or separation may seem mentally overwhelming. It may be difficult to make critical decisions during this time. Through mediation, collaboration or intense litigation, the legal team at the Law Office of David T. Leake, Esq., will do everything in its power to make the process easier for its valued clients. Furthermore, the law office accepts credit cards, as well as other forms of payment for its services.

Attorney Leake has established a reputation for serving people throughout Somerset County. His passion for ensuring complete client satisfaction is apparent in the many positive reviews left by former clients.

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