$ 375-375 per hour
Ann M. Funge
About Ann
Biography
Since becoming a lawyer, I have dedicated my practice solely to family law issues such as separation, divorce, custody, relocation, child support, protection from abuse matters, equitable distribution, paternity, prenuptial agreements, enforcement, the gamut. I am a "regular" in the family law community and have worked with or am familiar with most of the other "regular" players. I believe that divorce is one of the hardest things a person can go through. I provide cost-effective and pragmatic legal advice and representation to clients in Montgomery, Chester, Delaware, Philadelphia and Bucks counties.
Practice Areas
1
Practice Area
Family
100%
32 years
Fees and Rates
Cost
Hourly Rates
Payment Methods
- Cash
- Check
- Credit Card
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Licensed in Pennsylvania for 32 years
State: Pennsylvania
Acquired: 1993
No misconduct found
Licensed in Massachusetts for 25 years
State: Massachusetts
Acquired: 2000
No misconduct found
Licensed in New Jersey for 32 years
State: New Jersey
Acquired: 1993
No misconduct found
Location
Funge Family Law, LLC
1801 Market St, Ste 1845, Philadelphia, PA, 19103
Law Offices of Ann M. Funge
Funge Family Law, LLC, 150 N. Radnor-Chester Road, Radnor Financial Center, Suite F-200, Wayne, PA, 19087
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Ann M. Funge's Lawyer Endorsements
"Ann has been my opposing counsel in complex economic cases, difficult custody matters and in negotiating high asset Prenuptial Agreements. She has demonstrated herself to be a knowledgeable, ethical and skilled advocate, who is as comfortable in litigating a matter as in settling one. I have frequently referred cases to her."
"Top-notch attorney. Highly respected in the legal community."
"I have known Ann for years. She is extremely knowledgeable and efficient. I often refer her cases when my office has a conflict. I recommend her without reservations."
Jennifer Saltzman
Family lawyer
Barbara Shah
Family lawyer
Ellen Weiner
Divorce and separation lawyer
Gerald Shoemaker
Family lawyer
Randee Feldman
Family lawyer
Elizabeth Bokermann
Family lawyer
Experience
Work Experience
2011 - Present
Principal / Founder, Funge Family Law, LLC
2006 - 2011
Member, Cozen O'Connor
1996 - 2006
Associate, Wilder and Mahood
1993 - 1996
Associate, Frank, Bails, Murcko, Gubinsky & Gale, PC
Associations
2012 - Present
Philadelphia Bar Association Family Law Section, Executive Committee
2012 - Present
Philadelphia Bar Association, Family Law Section, Custody Committee
2011 - Present
Philadelphia Bar Association, Family Law SectionChair, 2018; Vice-Chair, 2017; Treasurer, 2016; Secretary, 2015
2011 - Present
Nicholas Cipriani Matrimonial American Inn of Court
2006 - Present
Montgomery County Bar Association, Family Law Section
2006 - Present
Doris Jonas Freed American Inn of Court
1997 - Present
Pennsylvania Bar Association Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility Committee
1997 - Present
American Bar Association, Family Law Section
1995 - Present
Pennsylvania Bar Association, Family Law Section
1997 - 2006
Pittsburgh Matrimonial Inn of Court
1993 - 2006
Allegheny County Bar Association, Family Law Section
Education
1993
University of Pittsburgh School of Law
Juris Doctor
1987
University of Virginia
Bachelor's of Science
Speaking Engagements
2023
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Family Law Institute - Family Law Agreements
2023
PBA-FLS Summer Meeting
"Can You Send That In Word?" - The Ethics of Client "Collaboration"
2022
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Essential Family Law Agreements and Documents
2021
Family Law Institute
How to Ethically Break Up with Your Client - "It's Me; No, Wait, It's You..."
2021
Family Law Institute
How to Ethically Break Up with Your Client - "It's Me; No, Wait, It's You..."
2019
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
"Day on Ethics" - Civility and Professionalism, Committee Updates
2018
Philadelphia Bar Association, Family Law Section
"Substantial, Sustained and Sincere": The Expansion of 3rd Party Custody Standing
2018
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
A Day on Ethics - PBA Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility Committee Update
2017
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Ethics Potpourri
2017
PBA Family Law Section Summer Meeting
Ethical Ways to Collect Counsel Fees
2017
Montgomery County Bar Associaiton, Family Law Section
The Carney Case and Business Valuations: Sea Change or Tempest in a Teapot?
2016
Berks County Bar Association, Family Law Section
Family Law Ethics Roundtable
2015
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
The Family Lawyer's Discovery Tool Kit
2015
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Family Law Institute
2015
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Basics of Handling a Divorce in PA
2014
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Family Law Institute
2014
Pennsylvania Bar Association Summer Meeting
The Judicial Child Interview
2014
Nicholas Cipriani American Inn of Court
Animal Issues in Family Law Matters
2014
Nicholas Cipriani American Inn of Court
Social Media and Divorce
2013
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Family Law 101
2013
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
The Family Lawyer's Discovery Tool Kit
2013
PBA Family Law Section Winter Meeting
Ethics and the Snooping Spouse
2013
Nicholas Cipriani American Inn of Court
High Profile DIvorce
2012
Philadelphia Bench Bar Conference
Crossing the Legal Custody Line
2012
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Your First Divorce Case
2011
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
The Family Lawyer's Discovery Tool Kit
2011
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Ethics Potpourri -- Cloud Computing
2010
PBA Family Law Section - Winter Meeting
Are Custody Evaluations Confidential?
2010
Internal CLE
Common Myths and Misconceptions Regarding PA Divorce
2009
Toby Lynn Dickman Memorial Seminar
Brave New World: Practicing Family Law in Changing Economic Times
2009
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Tax Law for the Family Law Practitioner
2008
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Family Law Institute - Tax Issues
2007
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Tax Consequences in Divorce
Publications
2020
The Pennsylvania Family Lawyer (PBA)
Musings of a PA Family Lawyer: Turn and Face the Strange Ch-Ch-Changes! The Remote Practice of Law
2019
The Pennsylvania Family Lawyer (PBA)
Musings of a PA Family Lawyer: Engagement Rings and Other Things
2014
Pennsylvania Bar Association Family Law Section, Summer Meeting
Video - Judicial Interview of the Child
2013
PBA Solo and Small Firm Practice Section News
Pennsylvania Discovery Guru's Facebook Guidelines: Trail v. Lesko
2013
Pennsylvania Family Lawyer
Case Note: AH v. CM - Superior Court Rules Trial Court Failure to Review Parent Coordinator Decision A Denial of Due Process.
2011
Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI)
The Family Lawyer's Discovery Tool Kit
2011
Pennsylvania Family Lawyer, Vol. 33, Issue 2
Case Note: Wetzel v. Heiney
2011
Pennsylvania Family Lawyer, Vol. 33, Issue 2
Case Note: Durning v. Balent/Kurdilla
2011
Pennsylvania Lawyer Magazine
Articulated at Last: What Factors Constitute "Best Interests of the Child"
2010
Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI)
Are Custody Evaluations Confidential?
2009
Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI)
Tax Fundamentals for Family Lawyers
2008
The Pennsylvania Family Lawyer
Weiland v. Weiland - No Due Process Violation in Paternity Matter.
2007
Cozen O'Connor Business Law Observer
Relevant Business Valuation Date for Divorce Purposes.
2007
The Pennsylvania Family Lawyer
Schmel v. Schmel - Grandparent Visitation Statute Does Not Violate Equal Protection RIghts.