Timoney Knox is a full-service law firm based in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania that has been providing high-quality legal representation for our clients since 1921. Our long history of success in legal matters is rooted in our deep experience, our personal relationships with our clients, and our commitment to integrity. How can we help you?
Our experience with Timoney Knox, specifically George Riter, has been based on a relationship of mutual trust and respect. The word relationship is increasingly important when you hire an attorney as your trusted family advisor. The only way this is effective is through listening and understanding the client’s needs. With George, it has been that way ever since we have known him. While it is often easy to provide a quick solution to a client’s particular situation, it is the depth of detail and knowledge that George brings to the table that makes him stand out amongst his peers. His experience brings great comfort to our family.
No one person is an island, however, and the team at Timoney Knox backs up George with professionalism, respect and timely responses. It is this team that should make any client feel satisfied with the strengths of the whole firm. I have had the opportunity to meet many employees of Timoney Knox. They all carry the same attitude, which is to take care of the client. Truly a very strong culture.
Fran and Leslie
As the heat of summer subsides, parents of college-aged students are tasked with preparing their children for the journey back, or for their first journey, off to college. A crucial step in this preparation is ensuring that university bound children have the right legal documents in place for their parents to assist them even while they’re away at school.
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Five of our lawyers have been included in the 2026 edition of Best Lawyers in America.® Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence.
The Firm’s Litigation Group is pleased to share a recent win in the Pennsylvania Superior Court in the matter of Herman v. Moss, No. 1429 WDA 2024, decided Oct. 2, 2025. While vacating an Order entered by the Lawrence County Court of Common Pleas granting a permanent injunction, the Superior Court in Herman reinforced the procedural safeguards surrounding preliminary injunctive relief and while vacating the entry of an improper permanent injunction that terminated an easement.
