With extensive experience as an Assistant Public Defender, John Gregg practices in the areas of family and criminal law, including representation of juveniles. He also provides mediation in family law disputes, focusing primarily on custody matters.

Mr. Gregg has a distinguished career of service to numerous civic, charitable and business organizations, and has been a Director of Lower Merion Affordable Housing since 1998. He is also a longtime volunteer to Montgomery County Legal Aid.

Mr. Gregg has presented on mediation topics to the Family Law Section of the Montgomery Bar Association

Areas of Practice:
Family Law
Estates, Trusts and Elder Law

Bar Admissions:

• Pennsylvania, 1974
• U.S. District Court Eastern District of Pennsylvania, 1974

Education:

• Villanova University School of Law, J.D., 1974
• Trinity College, A.B., English, 1969
• Princeton University, Graduate Studies in Education, 1970

Professional Affiliations & Honors:

• Pennsylvania Bar Association, Member of the Family Law Section
• Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
• Montgomery Bar Association, Member of the Family Law Section, Mediation, and Criminal Defense Law Committees
• Montgomery County Custody Mediation Program, Mediator
• 1990 Recipient of the Harry L. Green Service to the Public Award
• 1990 Recipient of the Episcopal Academy Distinguished Service Award
• 1985 Recipient of the Chapel of Four Chaplains Award
• Who’s Who in America
• Who’s Who in American Law

Civic & Community Activities:

• Lower Merion Affordable Housing, Director since 1998
• St. Asaph’s Inc., President 2005 - 2008
• Montgomery County Legal Aid, Volunteer since 1985
• The Episcopal Academy, Trustee, 1986- 1989
• Church of the Redeemer, Stewardship Chair
• Inglis House, Amazing Committee Co-Chair

Publications & Presentations:

• Montgomery County Criminal Law Handbook, Co-Author, 2003