Inna Materese has been elected “Treasurer” of the Montgomery Bar Association (MBA) Family Law Section for 2022. This great honor is a multiyear commitment.

Materese will serve as a member of the executive committee for the next four years as she progresses through various roles — treasurer, secretary, vice-chair, and eventually chair of the section her final year.

Established in 1885 to professionalize the county’s practice of law, the Montgomery Bar Association is one of the nation’s oldest and most respected bar associations, representing over 2,100 legal professionals in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

Today, as intended from its inception, the Montgomery Bar Association exists to uphold legal and ethical standards in our legal community. As the third-largest Bar in Pennsylvania, the Montgomery Bar Association has a longstanding tradition of service to its membership and the community.

The mission of the Montgomery Bar Association is to promote professional excellence, facilitate access to justice, and protect the integrity of the legal system through service to its members and community.

Materese focuses on helping her clients achieve their individual goals through a collaborative, resourceful, pragmatic, and compassionate approach.

Materese has been named a Super Lawyer Rising Star the past four years, and is consistently named a Client-Champion by Martindale-Hubbell for outstanding client service.

From 2017–2019, Inna was named American Institute of Family Law Attorneys 10 Best Attorneys for Exceptional and Outstanding Client Service, and she received recognition as a National Academy of Family Law Attorneys Top 10 Under 40 in 2018–2019.

Matarese is actively involved with a variety of professional and community organizations.

She concentrates her practice in all areas of family law, including high-asset divorce, complex custody issues, protection from abuse, and support matters.

Matarese has successfully represented clients in the negotiation, litigation, and resolution of their family law matters in Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, and Philadelphia Counties.