WESTMORELAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

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Official paths forward.

A source-linked resource for people following the criminal case involving attorney Ashley Lovelace, including ways to contact investigators, report attorney conduct, and explore possible reimbursement.

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01 / THE PUBLIC RECORD

Last reviewed September 25, 2026

Follow the case
from its source.

We summarize public information and link to the issuing office so you can check the latest details yourself. This page is updated manually; it is not a live court docket.

SEPTEMBER 22, 2026 DA ANNOUNCEMENT

Westmoreland County detectives charge local attorney

The District Attorney’s Office reported theft-related charges concerning one former client’s entrusted funds. The county publishes contact details for its detectives and District Attorney’s Office.

Read the complete official announcement

A charge is not a conviction. For current case status, rely on the DA’s published updates and official court records.

02 / OFFICIAL CHANNELS

Choose the office that fits your concern

Where to turn.

These offices have distinct roles. Contact them directly and use their current forms and instructions. This website is independent of each office and cannot file a report or claim for you.

02 / ATTORNEY CONDUCT

Disciplinary Board

To report concerns about a Pennsylvania attorney’s professional conduct, use the Disciplinary Board’s official complaint process. A disciplinary complaint is separate from seeking repayment.

How to file a complaint
03 / POSSIBLE REIMBURSEMENT

Lawyers Fund for Client Security

The Pennsylvania fund reviews eligible claims involving attorney dishonesty. Eligibility and recovery are determined by the fund; a loss or unfavorable outcome alone does not establish a claim.

Review the claim process
04 / VICTIM SUPPORT

Victim/Witness Services

Westmoreland County lists Victim/Witness Services at (724) 830-3272. Ask the office what assistance is available for your circumstances.

DA office directory

03 / POSSIBLE FINANCIAL RECOVERY

Official Fund guidance

Understand the
claim process.

The Pennsylvania Lawyers Fund for Client Security considers certain losses caused by attorney dishonesty. It decides whether a claim qualifies. It is separate from a criminal case and from a disciplinary complaint.

The Fund says filing is free and you do not need a lawyer to submit its claim form. It also requires a disciplinary complaint with the claim unless one has already been filed, subject to its stated exception.

04 / BEFORE YOU CONTACT AN OFFICE

Prepare a clear
record of events.

Having dates and supporting records ready can make a conversation with an investigator, disciplinary office, or independent lawyer more useful. Follow each office’s instructions about what to submit.

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Write a timeline of the representation, payments, requests, and responses you personally recall.

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Gather your agreement, invoices, receipts, payment records, and relevant correspondence.

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Keep original records secure. Share copies only through the official office’s requested process.

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If you need advice about recovering funds, obtaining your file, or protecting an active case, consult an independent Pennsylvania lawyer.

ONE MORE IMPORTANT DISTINCTION

A report, a complaint, and a claim
are separate steps.

Review the Fund claim form