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Andona R. Zacks-Jordan, Esq

Andona (she/her) is the “A” in A to Z Law Erie, Erie’s first female-led intergenerational law firm. Andona is an attorney, mediator, collaborative professional, and ally, assisting individuals and families to resolve issues peacefully, with dignity and respect. She trained in collaborative law and mediation immediately after graduating from law school. Andona is a member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) and serves on the Access to Collaboration Committee, working to make collaborative practice accessible to more people through streamlined, sliding scale, flat fee, and pro bono projects. She is the current Vice President of the Collaborative Professionals of Northwest Pennsylvania (CPNWPA). Andona is also a proud member of the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association.

Michael J. Nies, Esq

Attorney Nies is a lifelong resident of Erie, PA. He has practiced family law, real estate law, and estate planning in the region for more than a quarter-century. He is trained as a litigator and a collaborative law attorney. But experience isn’t the only factor that makes a good attorney. As with doctors, there is something of a “bedside manner” when it comes to attorneys. Attorney Michael J Nies is an excellent listener who will make sure all your questions and concerns regarding your case have been answered to your satisfaction. He treats each client and each case on an individual basis, avoiding too broad of an approach. Attorney Nies will always be honest with you as well. Many attorneys make bold promises when it comes to the results of your case that they already know cannot be delivered. Attorney Nies promises to always provide a realistic assessment of your case and will seek the best results within reach. He also makes sure to go over all legal options with clients, as well as their expected costs, so clients can always make the best decision in each case.

Tara M. Mooney, Esq

A Mercer County native, Tara returned to the area after practicing law in New York. She practices immigration law, domestic relations law, including collaborative divorce, employment law, landlord tenant law, social security disability, and general litigation. Tara obtained her bachelor’s degree at St. Johns University where she graduated summa cum laude. She graduated from Boston College School of Law with a Juris Doctor degree. While attending law school, Tara worked in the immigration department at Community Legal Services and Counseling Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She also spent time in the New York City Mayor’s Office under Mayor Bloomberg serving in the Commission for the United Nations.

Bradley K. Enterline, Esq

Since 1984 attorney Bradley K. Enterline has been providing legal services for clients in a number of legal areas with a focus on family law including divorce, custody and support in Erie County, Crawford County and Northwest Pennsylvania. While attorney Enterline still provides those legal services he has come to realize that litigation is not always well suited to family law. Too often, litigants spend too much time, emotional energy and money on divorce and other family law issues. Collaborative law provides an alternative and has many benefits over litigation. Attorney Enterline’s mission is to help individuals resolve their conflict themselves without getting lost in litigation. This is especially important for those individuals who have children and want to minimize the harmful effects of divorce on them.

Damon Hopkins, Esq

Whether you’ve been charged with a DUI/DWI, are facing other criminal charges, dealing with a family law matter, or handling the estate of a loved one, you need a lawyer you can count on and trust. You need Attorney Damon C. Hopkins. Since 1995, Attorney Hopkins has assisted thousands of clients throughout the Erie, Pennsylvania area in resolving their legal issues. Having worked as a criminal prosecutor for eight years, he has the knowledge and litigation experience to provide spectacular representation to clients in need of legal assistance in criminal defense, DUI/DWI, juvenile delinquency, and traffic violations. If you and your spouse are separating, you need an attorney who can help you resolve your legal issues as quickly and fairly as possible. Attorney Hopkins specializes in family law, both litigation, and collaborative divorce, custody, and support. As a founding member of the Collaborative Professionals of Northwest Pennsylvania, he is dedicated to helping families resolve their issues without having to go to court. However, in those times where litigation is necessary, Attorney Hopkins is extremely skilled in the courtroom.

Scott A. Herzing, CPA

Scott Herzing is a Supervisor at McGill, Power, Bell & Associates, LLP. He joined the firm in 2012. Prior to joining MPB, Scott acquired five years of experience within the lending industry. Scott specializes in corporate and individual taxation and is also very involved with the Research and Experimentation Tax Credit, where he works with clients in documenting and calculating tax benefits related to the credit. Scott is a member of the firm’s Tangible Property Regulations Task Force. As a member of the task force, Scott has been instrumental in developing the firm’s approach to the implementation of the final regulations (T.D. 9636), as well as identifying opportunities for client consultation and implementation. He is also a member of the firm’s Manufacturing Services, and Research and Experimentation Tax Credit Groups.

Kyle M. Janes, Esq

Kyle has expertise in all family law matters. From negotiating high-net-worth divorces to appellate litigation, Kyle has successfully assisted countless clients all over Western Pennsylvania in controlling their futures. Kyle was born and raised in Meadville, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Allegheny College in 2010 with a B.S. in Psychology, and minors in economics and mathematics. He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law in 2013. In 2014, Kyle moved back to Meadville to begin practicing family law. Kyle became a Certified Collaborative Professional in 2017 and became a Transformative Mediator in 2022. Kyle is a member of the Kiwanis Club and serves on the board of the Stone UMC Children’s Center and the board of the local United Way. He co-chairs the Crawford County Family Law Rules Committee with his wife and law partner Elizabeth. In the community, Kyle is a sought-after presenter and speaker on topics affecting families in change. Kyle’s family owns a frozen custard stand in New Wilmington, PA. Kyle enjoys cross-country skiing at his family’s lodge in Wattsburg, PA, and playing the drums. Kyle lives in Meadville with Elizabeth, his daughter Roselyn, and his stepdaughter Mia.

Mary Payton Jarvie, Esq

Mary Payton Jarvie, Esquire is a partner with Carney & Good law office and has been since 1993. Attorney Jarvie focuses her practice primarily on family law, including litigation and appeals in all domestic areas. She has also on several occasions been appointed by the Erie County Court of Common Pleas to act as Guardian Ad Litem for minor children. Attorney Jarvie is certified in Mediation and the Collaborative practise of law. Attorney Jarvie also handles cases involving juvenile criminal delinquency and the purchase and sale of real estate. Attorney Jarvie served as President of the Erie County Bar Association for the year 2009 and is a former member of the Bar Association Board of Directors. Attorney Jarvie currently sits on the Sisters of St. Joseph Neighborhood Network Board of Directors.

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