Mr. English is a Partner at MannionPrior, LLP. His practice is concentrated in litigation involving trusts, estates, guardianships and other fiduciary matters. He has represented both individuals and corporate clients in a variety of matters in the Orphans’ Court and the Civil Division of the Court of Common Pleas of Pennsylvania, including will and trust contest, trust litigation, probate disputes and fiduciary surcharge actions. Mr. English has also appeared on appellate matters before the Superior, the Commonwealth and the Supreme Courts of Pennsylvania. Mr. English is a past President of the Bucks County Estate Planning Council. Mr. English is also former Chair of the Probate and Tax Section of the Montgomery County Bar Association and chair of the Orphans’ Court Section of the Bucks County Bar Association. Mr. English is also an active member of the Philadelphia Bar Association’s Probate and Trust Law Section. Mr. English is a frequent lecturer on fiduciary litigation issues. Mr. English is a Certified Mediator and has also served as an arbitrator in the Compulsory Arbitration Program for the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County. Mr. English earned his Juris Doctorate from Seton Hall University School of Law. Mr. English earned his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Wake Forest University.

Ms. Nevins is a shareholder in Stevens & Lee’s Trusts and Estates practice group and concentrates ber practice in Orphans’ Court matters, including the administration and settlement of trusts and estates, trust reformations, guardianship proceedings and administration, and litigation involving fiduciary matters and the interpretation of estate planning documents. She advises clients on matters of regulatory compliance by corporate fiduciaries. She regularly works with nonprofit organizations, particularly higher education and health care institutions, on the administration of endowment funds, gift planning and compliance with gift restrictions, and reformation of charitable trust and gift instruments, and is experienced in the application of Pennsylvania’s cy pres doctrine. She received her BA from the University of Maryland in 1999 and her ID from The Dickinson School of Law of The Pennsylvania State University in 2005.