Jonathan “Jay” C. Voelker obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in 2007 from the University of Notre Dame and his Juris Doctorate Degree in 2011 from Duquesne University School of law. He was admitted in 2012 to the Pennsylvania Bar and the Western District of Pennsylvania. Jay attended Bethel Park High School and Kiski Prep School. Prior to becoming a lawyer with the firm, Attorney Voelker worked in various positions at Voelker & Morris since it was established in 1998. Attorney Voelker focuses his practice in Probate, Estate Administration and Estate Planning, as well as in Divorce, Custody, Support and Equitable Distribution. Attorney Voelker is a member of the Allegheny County Bar Association Family Law Section, Probate Section, and Young Lawyers Division, as well as a member of the Allegheny County Chapter of the Matrimonial Inns of Court. Jay resides in the South Hills, and he enjoys gardening, reading, skiing, golfing, and fishing. As a team, we offer a commitment to the highest standards of service and we dedicate ourselves to being responsive to your needs.

Elizabeth was born in Houston, TX, and lived all over the southern US before landing in California as a young teen. Elizabeth knew she would be a lawyer from the time she was seven years old. Elizabeth is a State Certified Domestic Violence Advocate, having completed her training in 1995, and a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for Santa Cruz area foster children. Elizabeth is in her 19th year of practice as an attorney, is an experienced Mediator, and has experience in family law and civil litigation.

Elizabeth was born in Houston, TX, and lived all over the southern US before landing in California as a young teen. Elizabeth knew she would be a lawyer from the time she was seven years old. Elizabeth is a State Certified Domestic Violence Advocate, having completed her training in 1995, and a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for Santa Cruz area foster children. Elizabeth is in her 19th year of practice as an attorney, is an experienced Mediator, and has experience in family law and civil litigation.

An attorney with more than a decade of litigation experience, Ms. Holloway represents clients in family law matters including divorce, separation agreements, child support and custody, child support modification, child custody modification, and paternity. Ms. Holloway has successfully negotiated and settled cases. Yet, in those matters that cannot be settled, she is prepared to aggressively represent clients in all stages of litigation including discovery, motions practice, and trial. During the course of her legal career, Ms. Holloway has tried more than 150 cases in the Courts of Maryland and the District of Columbia. With an understanding and compassion for the delicate issues associated with divorce, child custody disputes, and other family law matters, Ms. Holloway is committed to obtaining positive results for each of her clients. She strives to deliver those results in a cost efficient and practical manner. Ms. Holloway is committed to serving her community and has a special interest in advocating for policies and laws that will improve the lives of women and families. Ms. Holloway currently serves as the President of the Montgomery County Commission for Women. In this role, Ms. Holloway works with14 other Commissioners to identify areas of law and policies that impact women and girls disparately and to advocate for remedies to these inequities.