(10/28) The Orphans’ Court is about fairness and equity. It’s about providing the opportunity and platform for anyone who may have a claim to an estate. It’s about ensuring any and all persons who present a claim be treated with respect and dignity. It’s about ensuring the timely distribution of assets in accordance with existing state and
local laws.
The Orphans’ Court Judge should have experience in conflict resolution, the ability to understand and communicate the intent of the law, the ability to work with people, and the ability to identify and remove obstacles that prevent amicable settlements of disputes. The person in this position must recognize the right of every individual to
speak and to be heard.
In my twenty-four years in the military serving in various assignments at the highest enlisted rank, my experience serving on—and as chair of—numerous municipal and county committees, and my years as a small business owner, I have been successful working with people and resolving conflicts between people in all walks of life.
When you elect me Orphans’ Court Judge, I will work with my colleagues to adjudicate every case in a timely, fair and impartial manner. To learn more about me, visit my campaign website at www.johndanielsforjudge.com
