Kathleen Mary Wobber

Kathleen Wobber has practiced law in Baltimore for more than 30 years in the areas of family law, business law and civil litigation.  As an advocate she has appeared before the D.C. and Maryland Federal and State Courts, representing divorce litigants in bench trials and defending civil business litigants in jury trials. She has published articles in the field of family law, has taught mediation to mental health professionals, has presented seminars on Collaborative Law to attorneys around the State of Maryland and has lectured to law students both at the University of Baltimore and the University of Maryland Law Schools. 

Kathleen is committed to meeting the specific needs of clients and their children for more predictable outcomes and less acrimony, helping to craft durable and cost-effective solutions. In addition to being well-versed in all nuances of family law, Kathleen is dedicated to incorporating other family professionals into the divorce process, so that clients may avoid the uncertain outcome of litigation.  Kathleen has also been an advocate for other forms of alternative dispute resolution, helping to expand the idea of Collaborative Practice to the State of Maryland and working as a mediator.  She is the past President of the Collaborative Professionals of Baltimore and the Maryland Collaborative Practice Counsel. 

Kathleen is a the managing partner of Wobber Law Group, LLC in Towson, Maryland.  She graduated cum laude from George Washington University (B.A. 1988) and worked for the Secret Service before attending William & Mary Law School (J.D. 1992).  Kathleen has been admitted to the following bars: Maryland (1992); Washington D.C. (1993); U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland (1993); U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia (1993); United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit (1994); United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (2001) and the United States Supreme Court (1999).