About Marie Wolfe
Candidate for Judge of the Orphans' Court — bringing more than two decades of experience, dedication, and compassion to Charles County families.
A Career Dedicated to Families
Marie Wolfe has dedicated much of her professional work over the past two decades to probate matters, estate planning education, mediation, and administrative assistance with estate and succession documentation.
Through her work, she has assisted individuals and families in understanding probate procedures, organizing estate planning documents, and navigating important administrative processes during major life transitions.
Her background also includes helping small business owners with operating agreements that include survivorship and business succession concepts, helping support continuity when ownership transitions occur.
She has also been dedicated to community service and education by providing trainings and workshops on the basics and importance of estate planning and probate processes.
Credentials & Education
Certified Mediator
Trained and certified in mediation, bringing a measured, impartial approach to resolving disputes and facilitating difficult conversations.
Maryland State Bar Association
Affiliate member of the Maryland State Bar Association, maintaining close ties to the legal community and staying current with Maryland law.
American Bar Association
Affiliate member of the American Bar Association, reflecting a commitment to professional standards and legal education.
George Mason University
Attended George Mason University, building a strong academic foundation that informs her professional work.
Honorary Doctorate
Recipient of an Honorary Doctorate recognizing her professional contributions and dedication to community service.
Community Educator
Extensive experience providing community education on estate planning basics and probate processes, helping families prepare for the future.
Professional Experience
Probate & Estate Administration
More than 20 years of experience related to probate matters, providing administrative support and guidance to individuals and families navigating the estate process.
Estate Planning Education
Extensive experience educating community members on the importance of estate planning, helping families understand their options and prepare for the future.
Mediation & Conflict Resolution
As a certified mediator, Marie has helped parties reach thoughtful, fair resolutions — a skill directly applicable to the sensitive matters that come before the Orphans' Court.
Business Succession Planning
Experience assisting small business owners with operating agreements that include survivorship and succession provisions, supporting continuity when ownership transitions occur.
Community Workshops & Trainings
Provided trainings and workshops on estate planning basics and probate processes, empowering community members with knowledge during important life transitions.
In this position, I will treat every person who appears before the Court with dignity, compassion, and respect while supporting the careful and fair administration of estate matters and a professional probate process consistent with the duties of the Orphans' Court.
— Marie Wolfe
Elect Marie Wolfe
Judge of the Orphans' Court — Charles County, Maryland
Experience. Empathy. Commitment.