Wolfe Law Office Mary Lynn Wolfe, Attorney John J. Wolfe, Attorney

Firm Overview

Providing Reliable, Experienced Legal Counsel To Clients in Clinton and Iowa City, Iowa

For more than 30 years, Iowans have depended on the Wolfe Law Office in Clinton, Iowa, for reliable, experienced, respectful and knowledgeable legal counsel and advice. In 2004, our law office expanded to provide the same high level of service from our office in Iowa City, Iowa.

Jack Wolfe is a long-established, respected name in Clinton, Iowa, where he has practiced law for three decades. In 1992, his daughter Mary Lynn Wolfe joined our firm. While attorney Mary Lynn Wolfe spends most of her time at the Iowa City office and lawyer Jack Wolfe continues to practice primarily from our Clinton office, both attorneys are available to clients in both cities.

At the Wolfe Law Office, we are a general practice firm with most of our efforts concentrated on three practice areas:

• Criminal Law: As experienced Iowa criminal defense lawyers, we defend the freedom and protect the rights of adults and juveniles charged with felony and misdemeanor criminal offenses.
• Family Law: As attorneys fully experienced in family law, we represent clients in divorce/dissolution of marriage actions, as well as custody and child support disputes.
• Bankruptcy: As lawyers who keep current on bankruptcy laws, we help clients through the Chapter 7 consumer bankruptcy process.

If you need a Johnson County lawyer who will listen carefully to your situation and concerns and will advise and act efficiently for your best interests, contact the Wolfe Law Office in Iowa City, Iowa, or in Clinton, Iowa, today.

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