PHILADELPHIA, PA — Attorney Theo Ciccarelli Cornetta has opened Pattern Law on East Passyunk Avenue, establishing a South Philadelphia practice focused on family formation and family law, estate planning, legal services for LGBTQIA+ clients, and representation for artists.
The practice is open by appointment at 1842 Passyunk Avenue. Its family law work spans matters including adoption, prenuptial agreements and custody disputes, while its estate-planning services cover wills, trusts and medical decision-making.
Pattern Law also handles gender-affirming legal changes and provides artists with legal representation involving contracts and intellectual property.
A significant part of the practice is devoted to family expansion counseling for people who require assistance becoming parents. Ciccarelli Cornetta developed that service in part from their own experience navigating the process of adding a child to their family.
“I know the effort needed to add children to a family when you can’t do it unassisted, and I am committed to providing support and information to individuals seeking to become parents by walking through options and the legal steps to each,” Ciccarelli Cornetta said.
The firm is positioning its counseling model around helping clients understand the legal implications of their options before making decisions, particularly in matters involving family formation.
Ciccarelli Cornetta brings nearly two decades of experience working with survivors of trauma to the practice. Pattern Law is structured around making legal information more accessible to clients who may otherwise find the legal system difficult to navigate.
The firm’s name reflects the combination of its family-law practice and legal work for artists, drawing on the concept of weaving different areas of representation into a single practice.
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