About Elissa
Elissa Goldberg has built a career at the intersection of family law and alternative dispute resolution. She entered the legal field after earning her J.D. from Temple University Beasley School of Law in 1995, where her studies emphasized general law and family law. Her early training shaped a practice that blends courtroom knowledge and negotiated resolutions.
After law school Goldberg began practicing in the mid-1990s. She is licensed to practice in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey and has maintained ties to regional bar groups for decades. Her membership in the Pennsylvania Bar Association dates back to 1995, and she joined the Bucks County Bar Association in 1997. Those long-term affiliations reflect steady involvement in the professional life of the region rather than short-term participation.
Goldberg runs her own firm, serving as owner and sole proprietor of the Law Office and Mediation Services of Elissa C. Goldberg, LLC. She balances a private practice with mediation work and has developed an approach that favors negotiated outcomes when appropriate. Since 2014 she has served as secretary of the Bucks County Collaborative Law Group, a role that places her in the collaborative law community and the day-to-day work of case coordination and settlement discussions.
Her practice centers on family law matters. She handles traditional litigation as well as mediation and collaborative processes. Clients can expect assistance in areas where family law and dispute resolution overlap. Goldberg’s mediation practice operates alongside her representation work, allowing parties to pursue alternatives to trial when suitable.
Colleagues know her through local bar activities as much as courtroom encounters. She maintains a current membership in the Pennsylvania State Bar and participates in county-level professional organizations. Those memberships, and her elected role in the collaborative law group, signal ongoing engagement with peers and procedural developments in family law practice.
She divides her professional time between representing clients and mediating family disputes. She also handles collaborative law matters and related case management tasks for families seeking to resolve issues outside the courtroom. Goldberg’s current practice concentrates on family law cases, mediation, and collaborative law matters.
