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Gregory Gilston Divorce & Family Law Attorney in Plymouth Meeting, PA

Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462

From Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, Gregory Gilston helps clients navigate divorce and family law matters like child custody, marital property, divorce, and prenuptial agreements.

Gregory Gilston helps clients in Plymouth Meeting and throughout Pennsylvania with divorce and family law matters.

Updated: October 13, 2026 · General information, not legal advice

Focus
Adoption, Alimony & Spousal Support, Arbitration, Child Support, Custody & Visitation, Dissolution, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Estate Planning, Father's Rights, Guardianships & Conservatorships, Juvenile Law, Living Wills, Marital Property...
Family law matters in Plymouth Meeting
Divorce Lawyer in Plymouth Meeting, PA
Family Law Attorney in Plymouth Meeting, PA
Child Custody Lawyer in Plymouth Meeting, PA
Child Support Lawyer in Plymouth Meeting, PA
Alimony Lawyer in Plymouth Meeting, PA
Property Division Lawyer in Plymouth Meeting, PA
Contact
Phone: +12159871516
Address: 661 W Germantown Pike, Suite 250 · Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Website: https://www.glesq.com
Background
Licensed state: Pennsylvania
Licensed since: 2021
Law school: Temple University Beasley School of Law
Education: University of Maryland, College Park -- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Human Development, 2010-2014; Villanova University -- Master's in Mental Health Counseling, 2014-2016
Professional activity: Licensed Attorney in Pennsylvania; Member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association; Executive Board of the Doris Jonas Freed Inn of Court, Present; Member of the Philadelphia Bar Association; Young Lawyer Section of the Montgomery Bar Association; Member of the Family Law Section; Lawyer Referral/Legal Access Committee, Co-Chair, Montgomery Bar Association; Sidebar Committee, Co-Chair, Montgomery Bar Association; Solo/Small Firm Practice Committee, Co-Chair, Montgomery Bar Association; Montgomery Bar Association’s (2024) Leadership Academy
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