For over a decade, Ms. Wolff has successfully navigated clients through both mediation and courtroom proceedings. She has extensive experience in all areas of family law litigation, including high-conflict custody and support matters involving children with special needs, domestic violence matters, paternity actions, and complex support and property cases.

Although Ms. Wolff’s practice is focused on the area of family law, she continues to strengthen her legal skills through ongoing education. Some of her numerous advanced legal training coursework includes completing an eDiscovery legal education course at the highly acclaimed eDiscovery Training Academy at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C. She also completed intensive trial training from top family law litigators, jurists, and forensic experts from across the country at the National Family Law Trial Institute in Houston, Texas.

Ms. Wolff frequently lectures about the challenges of eDiscovery in family law and the use of technology to enhance trial presentations. For several years, Ms. Wolff has been teaching a spring seminar to law students at her alma mater, Southwestern Law School, concerning the issues of eDiscovery in domestic violence matters. In 2019, she served as a faculty member for California Family Report’s Advanced Family Law Course, a course for lawyers studying to become certified family law specialists.