About the Attorney

Brenlove & Fuller, LLC is a trusted law firm located in Bridgeville, Pennsylvania, dedicated to providing clients with personalized legal solutions. With a focus on family law, estate planning, and real estate transactions, their team of experienced attorneys strives to achieve the best possible outcomes for their clients. Whether you are going through a divorce, planning for the future, or buying or selling property, Brenlove & Fuller, LLC can offer expert guidance and support throughout the legal process. Their commitment to excellence and client satisfaction sets them apart as a premier law firm in the Bridgeville area. Contact Brenlove & Fuller, LLC today to schedule a consultation and learn how they can help with your legal needs.

Client Reviews

John Wilcox

3/19/2026

A+ Business Leader. Volunteers time with Mt. Lebanon BNI Team. Adept at managing time, people, and resolving complex situations. Thank you Aubrey Glover for your example as a top notch Estate Planning Lawyer.

Ash

12/30/2025

I was promised to be fought for, played in my own face by attorney miller while I cried and he promised my job who sexually harassed me after an internal investigation would pay for what they did to me. We met once and spoke on the phone several times- he was always "sick" or some excuse as to why everything was moving slow. He was so hopeful and ready to fight for me UNTIL my job hired a lawyer he was scared of. He was never even going to tell me he didn't want to move forward- I had to send many email to him to solicit a response and it was an ignorant response.
I knew that he was no longer fighting for me and he has yet to respond to my emails - and it's been since April I've been waiting for a reply on my last sent email. He is a joke and so is this firm for allowing this behavior. Oh also I signed forms that he is my lawyer so can someone please release me as your client? Now that it's been a year since I've heard from him I can no longer pursue my claims.. that seems a little weird right?? Hm maybe I'll have this looked into. Happy Holidays!