Noah Marlier is the elected Montgomery County Prothonotary, leading the office that processes civil legal filings for the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court. One of these filings is Protection from Abuse (PFA) orders.
 

His previous advocacy experience, including working with the James Madison University’s sexual assault prevention group “1 in 4,” training Malawian teachers about gender equity in the classroom as a Peace Corps volunteer, and prosecuting domestic violence and sex crimes as a Montgomery County assistant district attorney, has fueled his current office initiatives to raise awareness about physical and sexual violence and provide survivor support. 
 

Noah helped spearhead the implementation of an electronic PFA packet to allow domestic violence survivors to start the PFA petition process from anywhere with an internet connection. He also introduced Pennsylvania’s first Hope Card program, which provides survivors with a credit-card-sized document that supplements their final PFA order. He travels the County, speaking to the community about these office resources.
 

Committed to helping the community through his work, Noah’s also a vocal advocate on landlord-tenant matters and the eviction crisis, and LGBTQ+ rights. He lives in Springfield, Montgomery County, with his family.