Christian L. Stolfe, Esq. is an accomplished trial attorney with extensive experience in complex litigation and courtroom advocacy.

Before joining Jersey Coast Family Law, Mr. Stolfe served as a Senior Assistant District Attorney in the Chatham County District Attorney’s Office (Eastern Judicial Circuit, Georgia), where he prosecuted major felonies, gang, and racketeering cases and led multiple specialized prosecution units.

During his tenure, he founded and directed the Racketeering and Organized Crime Unit, served as the Gang and Serious Gun Case Prosecutor, and worked as a member of the Chatham County Counter Narcotics Task Force. His responsibilities included grand jury presentations, pre- and post-trial motion practice, complex discovery management, sentencing advocacy, and numerous jury and bench trials. In addition, he served as an instructor for the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia, teaching at the Police Academy and the Fundamentals of Prosecution program.

In addition to his prosecutorial career, Mr. Stolfe is an Adjunct Professor of Communication Law at the University of South Carolina, where he taught courses on First Amendment freedoms and legal communication. His academic background includes a Juris Doctor from Savannah Law School, where he earned the John E. Ryan Merit Scholarship and served as President of the Mock Trial Team and Vice President of Moot Court. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from the University of South Carolina, graduating with honors.

At Jersey Coast Family Law, Mr. Stolfe’s practice focuses on criminal defense, family law, wills, trusts and estates. He brings a results-driven, client-focused approach rooted in trial excellence, strategic negotiation, and a steadfast commitment to achieving justice for every client.