Nathan Charles Wolf

            Mr. Wolf is a 2001 graduate of the Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University, and a 1998 Summa Cum Laude graduate of West Chester University of Pennsylvania.  While in law school, Mr. Wolf was a member of the Gourley Trial Competition team in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and was a law clerk to E. Robert Elicker, II, Divorce Master of Cumberland County, and the Honorable Kevin A. Hess, President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County.  Since graduation, Mr. Wolf has practiced law in Carlisle Pennsylvania, first as an associate with Irwin Law Office, until he opened a solo practice in March 2004.   Since August 2005, he has been a partner of the firm Wolf & Wolf where he practices with his wife, Stacy Barker Wolf, Esquire.  Recently, he has received a ‘BV’ rating by Martindale Hubbell.

Mr. Wolf devotes a substantial portion of his practice to family law and criminal defense, however he handles cases in the areas of real estate, civil litigation, wills, and estate administration, along with land use and zoning matters.  Since 2003, Mr. Wolf has represented individuals and citizens groups in opposition to major land development projects in Cumberland, Adams, Dauphin, Blair, and Fulton Counties.  Likewise, he handles a substantial number of sheriff’s sales in Cumberland, Adams, and Dauphin Counties and in addition to his own cases, serves as local counsel to many firms on the day of sale as well as handling motions and arguments on foreclosure matters.  He has also appeared on foreclosure court proceedings in York, Perry and Fulton Counties as well.

In so doing, Mr. Wolf has successfully opposed several large scale distribution facilities in the Carlisle area and is proud of his contributions to the quality of life in the Carlisle area. Mr. Wolf is also a co-author of Pennsylvania Civil Practice, 5th Ed. Lexis-Nexis, 2012, and is responsible for the Chapters on Actions in Ejectment and Actions in Foreclosure   Mr. Wolf and his wife live in Dickinson Township, Cumberland County with their two daughters.