Professional Directory

Here you’ll find the complete directory of the talented legal, financial, and mental health professionals who make up the Collaborative Professionals. Click on any entry to learn more about that person.

Leslie S. Arzt

Attorney

Camp Hill

Heather Jay-Boardman, MSW, LCSW

Mental Health Professional

Wormleysburg

Christine Taylor Brann, Esquire

Attorney, Mediator

Hershey

Loreen Burkett, Esq.

Attorney, Mediator

Lebanon

Debra Denison Cantor, Esquire

Attorney, Mediator

Harrisburg

Timothy J. Colgan, Esquire

Attorney, Mediator

Dillsburg, Harrisburg, Mechanicsburg, York

Gregory Crumling

Financial Professional

York

James R. Demmel, Esquire

Attorney, Mediator

New Cumberland

Susan E. Good, Esquire

Attorney

Lemoyne

Susan E. Grosh, Esquire

Attorney

Lancaster

Kara W. Haggerty

Attorney

Mechanicsburg

Ebony R. Hammond

Attorney

Hershey

Allison Hastings

Attorney

Lemoyne

Sherry Jordan

Financial Professional, Mediator

Camp Hill, Harrisburg, Hershey, Hummelstown, Lancaster, Lemoyne, Mechanicsburg, New Cumberland, York

Kim Lee Kenawell, MSFS, AWMA, CDFA, CRPC

Financial Professional, Mediator

Mechanicsburg

Carli Lehr

Financial Professional

Camp Hill, Lancaster

Ann V Levin

Attorney, Mediator

Lemoyne

Teresa C. Marino

Attorney, Mediator

Harrisburg, Lancaster, York

Karen W. Miller, Esquire

Attorney, Mediator

Camp Hill

Pamela L. Purdy

Attorney, Mediator

Lemoyne

Adriann Reed, CPA, CFE, CVA

Financial Professional

Harrisburg, Lancaster, Mechanicsburg

Richard J. Shoch, Esquire

Attorney

Northumberland

Casey Welsh, Esquire

Attorney

Camp Hill

The members of CPCP are independent attorneys/professionals who have been trained in the Collaborative Law Process. CPCP member attorneys are not affiliated with each other for the joint practice of law unless they are identified as members of the same law firm. No conflicts of interest are imputed between CPCP members who are members of different law offices. Except for those attorneys who are members of the same law firm, CPCP members retain complete autonomy, render professional advice to their respective clients on an individual and separate basis, and are not restricted in referring, handling or accepting cases, including the representation of an individual where the other party to a dispute is represented by another member of CPCP. CPCP member attorneys who are affiliated with one another as members of the same law firm may not represent any individual where the other party to the conflict is represented by any other member of their law firm. The CPCP member attorneys have shared in the cost of this brochure to provide information to the general public regarding the Collaborative Law Process in Central Pennsylvania.