Sarinia M. Feinman is the Managing Partner at Feinman & Childs Family Law, which formerly operated as Vetrano | Vetrano & Feinman, LLC, in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, which is a boutique family law firm. Ms. Feinman graduated from Widener University School of Law (now Delaware Law School), and from the University of Pittsburgh. Ms. Feinman has been recognized by Pennsylvania Super Lawyer’s Magazine as a Super Lawyer in the area of family law from 2019 to date, and previously, a Rising Star in the area of Family Law from 2010-2018; and has been named as a Top Lawyer in the area of Family Law in Main Line Today Magazine from 2017 to date. While in law school, Ms. Feinman interned as a law clerk for the late Honorable Barry C. Dozor of the Family Court Division of the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas. She is admitted to practice in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Ms. Feinman is an active member of the Montgomery Bar Association (MBA), having served as the 137th President of the MBA in 2022, and the Immediate Past President of the MBA in 2023. Ms. Feinman previously served as President-Elect in 2021, Vice-President in 2020, Treasurer in 2019, Secretary in 2018, as well as Past Chair of both the Family Law Section (FLS) in 2014 and Young Lawyers’ Section in 2009, and a Director from 2009-2012. As a Past President, Ms. Feinman has served on the Judiciary Committee from 2023 to date. Ms. Feinman also serves as the Vice President of the Montgomery Bar Foundation (MBF), the MBA’s charitable organization, and has done so from 2024 to date. Ms. Feinman is currently a Zone 9 Delegate to the PBA House of Delegates, and completed her second term on the Board of Managers of the Montgomery County Youth Center in 2023, having served on the board for six years.
Ms. Feinman is the current Treasurer of the Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA) Family Law Section (FLS), serving from July 2025-July 2026. Ms. Feinman served as a Council Member of the PBA FLS from 2014-17 and 2009-12; chaired the Programming Committee of the PBA FLS in 2013-14, and was Co-Chair of the PBA FLS Membership Committee from 2015-2024.
In March 2026, Ms. Feinman was appointed to the Board of Directors for the Montgomery Child Advocacy Project (MCAP), for which she volunteers her time to represent abused children.
Ms. Feinman is a Past President of the Doris Jonas Freed American Inn of Court in family law. She was previously the Zone 9 Co-Chair of the PBA Young Lawyers’ Division, and was one of the Regional Coordinators of the High School Mock Trial Competition and a member of the PBA Bar Leadership Institute’s inaugural class of 2010-11. She is also a Collaborative Family Law Affiliate who is trained in the collaborative law approach to divorce, which focuses on severing the bonds of matrimony without severing the family.
Ms. Feinman served as the Pennsylvania Reporter for the American Bar Association’s Family Law Quarterly’s “Law in the 50 States” from 2004 through 2009. She is a frequent speaker, course planner, and author for various programs for PBI, PBA and MBA. Ms. Feinman has served as author, speaker and course planner for various programs, including the PBI and the PBA’s Pitfalls and Procedural Issues in Representing Clients that are Partially Incapacitated, Completely Incapacitated/Incompetent, or Deceased; Representing a Special Needs Client in Family Law Cases; the PBI’s Issues for Divorce Over Fifty; the Chester County Bar Association’s What You Should Have Learned in Law School But Didn’t; and the Montgomery Bar Association’s A to Z on Business Valuations; Professionalism in Family Law; Hot Tips on What Family Law Practitioners Should Know in Other Areas of the Law, But Probably Do Not – Are You Committing Malpractice?; and A View from the “New” Family Court Bench. Ms. Feinman has chosen to limit her practice to family law, with a special interest in complex financial issues involving business owners, as well as those cases involving special needs children and issues of incapacity.
