412-351-4422
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2018 Monongahela Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15218
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Three Generations of Pittsburgh Counsel

Pittsburgh Attorneys for Estate Planning, Property Ownership, Business Matters, and Litigation

Lebovitz & Lebovitz, P.A. was founded in 1968 and continues a Pittsburgh legal tradition dating to 1933. We advise individuals and closely held businesses throughout Allegheny County and Western Pennsylvania on estate planning and probate, real estate ownership and title matters, business formation and governance, and civil litigation.

Our work is deliberate. We plan first. We protect positions early. When a dispute escalates, we pursue enforceable court ordered remedies.

Lebovitz & Lebovitz, P.A.: Your Trusted Law Firm in Pittsburgh for expert legal solutions.
Lebovitz & Lebovitz, P.A., 2018 Monongahela Avenue, Swissvale, PA

Serving Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania from our Swissvale office for generations.

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How We See the Law

Most firms treat practice areas as separate lanes. Real life does not. A divorce can require real estate transfers and estate plan revisions. A business dispute can force succession decisions. A serious injury recovery can require trust planning and long term protection.

We connect planning, ownership, and litigation into one strategy so decisions made today do not create avoidable risk later.

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Lebovitz & Lebovitz Pittsburgh law firm attorneys
Herbert B. Lebovitz, Esq. (1908-1998)

Admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar October 19, 1933

Coordinated Legal Counsel for Planning, Ownership, and Litigation in Pittsburgh

Legal issues rarely stay confined to one category. Property decisions affect estate planning. Business relationships shape litigation risk. Family transitions often require coordinated updates to titles, agreements, and long term plans. We connect these issues into one strategy so the work done today does not create the next problem tomorrow.




Estate Planning and Trusts
Wills, revocable trusts, incapacity planning, probate guidance, and protection of family assets and inherited property.
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Real Estate and Title
Deeds, title corrections, quiet title actions, partitions, easements, and resolution of property ownership conflicts.
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Business and Ownership
Formation, operating agreements, contracts, ownership transfers, and guidance for closely held businesses.
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Family Law and Divorce
Divorce, custody, support, equitable distribution, and negotiated resolutions involving real estate and business assets.
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Civil Litigation
Strategic representation in contract disputes, business conflicts, and property litigation in Allegheny County courts.
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Personal Injury
Representation for catastrophic injuries and wrongful death with focus on recovery and long term financial protection.
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Three Generations of Pittsburgh Counsel

The Lebovitz Attorneys

Generational Pittsburgh counsel. Active courtroom and planning representation today across estate, real estate, business, and litigation matters.

Robert A. Lebovitz Pittsburgh attorney
Robert A. Lebovitz, Esq.
Stephen H. Lebovitz Pittsburgh estate planning, real estate, and civil litigation attorney
Stephen H. Lebovitz, Esq.
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Richard D. Lebovitz Pittsburgh attorney
Richard D. Lebovitz, Esq.

From Our Clients

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A trusted advisor for many years. Easy to work with and not just an attorney, more like a concerned family member.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the firm handle?

The firm focuses on estate planning and probate, real estate ownership and title disputes, closely held business matters, and civil litigation. Related matters include family law and personal injury. See Practice Areas for detail.

What does coordinated counsel mean in practice?

Planning, ownership, and litigation issues overlap. A deed, beneficiary, or title mistake can cost more than the original legal fee. Coordinated counsel means strategy is built across documents, tax consequences, and court posture so one decision does not create the next problem.

How do consultations work?

A consultation identifies the controlling facts, deadlines, and decision points. If the matter is a fit, the recommended path and fee structure are confirmed before work begins. Call 412-351-4422 or use the contact page.

How are fees structured?

Personal injury matters are typically contingency based. Other matters are handled on agreed hourly rates or flat fees when scope can be defined. The firm does not compete on lowest price. The work is structured to be defensible, enforceable, and done correctly the first time.

Where is the office located?

2018 Monongahela Avenue, Swissvale, Pennsylvania 15218. Parking is available.

Make the Right Move First

Legal problems rarely improve with delay. Whether you are planning ahead, resolving ownership issues, or responding to litigation, the first decision sets the trajectory. We identify the controlling issues and structure outcomes that hold.