Ms. Early is adept in reaching amicable resolutions whenever possible and has served as a court mediator in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Liz currently serves as a court appointed arbitrator for the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas. When litigation is required, she is prepared to argue skillfully for her client’s rights.
Ms. Early is an active member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association and the Montgomery County Bar Association and a frequent speaker and writer on family law issues at the local and state levels.
Liz has been recognized as a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer “Rising Star” by Philadelphia Magazine as well as a “Top Attorney” by both Montco Happening Magazine and Bucks Happening Magazine.
Ms. Early practices in Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, and Philadelphia County.
Phone: 610-275-0700
Email: eearly@highswartz.com
- Pennsylvania
- New Jersey
- Temple University Beasley School of Law, J.D.
- The Pennsylvania State University, B.S., Biobehavioral Health
- Pennsylvania Bar Association, Member
Family Law Section, Member
Council Member
New Member Mentor
Membership Committee, Member - Montgomery Bar Association, Member
Young Lawyers Division, Member
Family Law Section, Member
Family Law Section Motions Court Committee, Past Chair
Toby L. Dickman Seminar Committee, Past Co-Chair - Doris Jonas Freed American Inn of Court for Family Law, Member
- Nicholas A. Cipriani American Inn of Court for Family Law, Past Member
Honors:
- Selected to Pennsylvania Super Lawyers, Rising Stars, 2017 – present
- MontCo Happening Magazine, Top Attorney, 2017 – present
- Bucks Happening Magazine, Top Attorney, 2017 – present
- Recipient of the Doris Jonas Freed American Inn of Court’s Frederick Cohen, Esquire Award of Excellence
Activities
- Montgomery County Liberty & Law Civics Program, Volunteer 5th Grade Educator
- Montgomery County Child Advocacy Project, Volunteer Attorney
- YMCA, Parent Advisory Board
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