About Bowman & Bowman Atty At Law — General Practice Bridgeville PA

Bowman & Bowman Atty At Law is a general practice Bridgeville firm serving residents and small businesses across the south hills of Allegheny County. The two-attorney practice handles civil disputes, family law, real estate transactions, estate planning, and small business matters. Bridgeville Borough sits within Magisterial District Court 05-2-13, which serves Bridgeville, Collier Township, and South Fayette Township for preliminary hearings. More complex civil and family matters proceed to the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas in downtown Pittsburgh.

The firm regularly handles deeds, lease reviews, simple wills, divorce filings, and consumer disputes. Clients often start with a single matter and return for unrelated issues over the years. For broader local options, the Bridgeville attorney directory lists nearby firms by practice area. Initial consultations help align scope before any retainer agreement.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe Bowman & Bowman as steady, friendly, and reasonably priced. Clients note that calls are returned promptly and that the firm explains fees clearly upfront. Several reviews highlight multi-generational use within the same family. The reputation reflects a stable south hills practice with deep community roots.

General Practice Bridgeville — Practice Areas & Services

• Civil litigation and contract disputes in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas
• Family law matters including divorce, custody, and support filings
• Real estate transactions, deeds, and landlord-tenant disputes
• Wills, powers of attorney, and Orphans’ Court estate administration
• Small business formation, contracts, and routine corporate filings

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do Bridgeville residents file lawsuits?

Bridgeville is part of Allegheny County, so most civil cases over $12,000 go to the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas in downtown Pittsburgh. Smaller civil matters and preliminary criminal hearings are handled at Magisterial District Court 05-2-13 at 295 Millers Run Road, Bridgeville, PA 15017. Family and Orphans’ Court divisions sit downtown.

How much can a magisterial district judge award?

Pennsylvania magisterial district judges can hear civil matters up to $12,000. They also handle small claims, landlord-tenant disputes, and preliminary hearings for misdemeanors and felonies. Cases above $12,000 must move to the Court of Common Pleas.

How long does Pennsylvania probate take?

Most uncontested Pennsylvania estates close within nine to eighteen months. The personal representative must publish notice to creditors and wait at least one year from the first complete advertisement before final distribution. Allegheny County Orphans’ Court handles probate filings for Bridgeville estates.