Ms. Moonay is a partner at Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel, LLP, in Doylestown where she co-chairs the family law department. She focuses her practice exclusively in the area of family law, where she handles all phases of the negotiation and litigation of domestic relations cases, including divorce, child custody, child support, alimony/spousal support, equitable distribution, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements and related issues. Ms. Moonay is well-versed in the financial aspects of divorce cases, including the intricate issues related to complex business valuations and forensic accounting matters. While she is a skilled litigator with extensive experience handling complex divorce matters, she also is trained in several areas of alternative dispute resolution, including arbitration, mediation and collaborative law. Ms. Moonay is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and has been selected by her peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America every year since 2016. She is an Avvo Rated Attorney and has been awarded an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale Hubbell. Ms. Moonay is actively involved in numerous professional associations. She serves in many capacities for the Pennsylvania Bar Association Family Law Section including currently serving as the Section’s chair. She has previously chaired various committees of the section. Additionally, Ms. Moonay is currently the co-chair of the Bucks County Bar Association Family Law Section and serves on the Board of Trustees of the Bucks County Bar Foundation. Ms. Moonay contributed to the book, Slicing Up the Pie: Property Distribution in Pennsylvania, published by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute Press. She has authored articles for The Legal Intelligencer, including Judicial Interviews of Children in Custody Cases, It’s Wedding Season: Do I Need a Prenuptial Agreement and The Impact of Social Media on Family Law Matters, and frequently lectures on a variety of family law topics. Ms. Moonay earned her B.A. in Psychology and Criminal Justice, graduating cum laude, from University of Maryland and her J.D. from University of Michigan Law School. 

A graduate of Columbia College and the Columbia University School of Law, Mr. Momjian is a co-founder of Momjian Anderer, LLC, a family law practice based in Philadelphia. Listed in The Best Lawyers of America and Who’s Who in America,  he is co-author (with his late father, Albert Momjian) of Pennsylvania Family Law Annotated, published by Thomson Reuters and currently in its 15th edition. Mr. Momjian writes and lectures frequently about trends in domestic relations, with a special emphasis on biotechnology’s impact on family law. His LGBTQ advocacy is co-extensive with his legal career. In the mid-1980s, Mr. Momjian served as a member of the Women’s Law Project’s Working Group on the Legal Rights of Lesbian Mothers, where he was an early advocate of second-parent adoption. His articles on marriage and transgender equality date from this period. Mr. Momjian served as the first co-chair of the Committee on the Legal Rights of Unmarried Cohabitants of the Philadelphia Bar Association’s Family Law Section. As a member of the Alternative Families Committee of the American Bar Association’s Family Law Section, he has presented across the country on topics ranging from the interstate recognition of same-sex marriage to the elimination of sexual orientation as a factor in child custody adjudication. Mr. Momjian is the recipient of many awards and honors for public service, including Pro Bono Attorney of the Year presented by the Center for Lesbian and Gay Civil Rights, the Cheryl Ingram Advocate for Justice Award presented by the Philadelphia Bar Association, the Outstanding Advocate Award presented by SeniorLAW Center, and the Earl J. Harrison Award for Distinguished Pro Bono Service. In 2002, he handled the first appellate case in the nation involving a former domestic partner’s legal obligation to pay child support, and in 2006, he successfully defended the constitutionality of the Grandparents Visitation Act before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Mr. Momjian is an adjunct professor of law at Villanova University School of Law and an adjunct professor of psychiatry at Drexel University’s College of Medicine.  He currently serves on the Joint State Government Commission’s Advisory Committee on Domestic Relations. 

Judge Rovito joined the Chester County Court of Common Pleas in January 2022. She is currently hearing family and criminal cases. She obtained her bachelor’s degree in philosophy, with distinction from the Pennsylvania State University as a member of The Scheyers Honor College in 1984 and Juris Doctor from the Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University in 1987.

In 2009, after serving as a family court hearing officer, she opened Rovito Law LLC as sole practitioner in West Chester. Her practice concentratedon all aspects of family law. Judge Rovito also acted as a mediator, arbitrator and a parenting coordinator, both prior to the new rules and after.

Prior to opening her own practice, Judge Rovito served as a Family Court master in Chester County for almost 15 years. She presided over thousands of custody conciliations and record support, divorce, and complex equitable distribution hearings. Judge Rovito has also acted as the juvenile master in both dependency and delinquency matters.

Judge Rovito started her career in Chester County as an Assistant District Attorney in 1988, where she assisted with the establishment of the Child Abuse Unit and was the managing attorney of the unit until she left in 1994 to join the Masters’ Unit.

Judge Rovito is a frequent speaker for the PBA. She is a member of the Chester County and Pennsylvania bar associations and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. She is a member of the Supreme Court Domestic Relations Rules Committee, the PCSTJ Education Committee and, along with Judge Tarah Toohill of Luzerne County, is the co-chair of the Family Law Section of the State Trial Judge’s Conference.