Mary Anderson
Challenger Mary Anderson is running for Snohomish County Superior Court in Everett, Washington. The election was held on November 5, 2024.
Mary grew up in Snohomish County and has been in the community for over 40 years. She is married to her high school sweetheart, and they raised a beautiful daughter who served in the United States Navy.
Mary is the first college graduate in her family. She is an accomplished trial attorney and an experienced judge – having presided over 1700 cases, including criminal and civil matters. Mary has over 25 years of experience as a business owner. Law is her third career. She owned and operated a construction company, a mortgage brokerage company, and now a law firm. After graduating from law school, she opened - Guidance to Justice Law Firm, where she is a trial attorney and helps people know their rights, understand their rights, and invoke their rights. She practices in real estate, civil rights, and personal injury. Mary has successfully argued before our State Supreme Court and has Federal court experience and Appellate experience. She enjoys giving back to her community by volunteering at the Snohomish County Legal Clinic and the YMCA – Big Brothers Big Sisters Leadership program as a board member.
Mary is the first college graduate in her family. She is an accomplished trial attorney and an experienced judge – having presided over 1700 cases, including criminal and civil matters. Mary has over 25 years of experience as a business owner. Law is her third career. She owned and operated a construction company, a mortgage brokerage company, and now a law firm. After graduating from law school, she opened - Guidance to Justice Law Firm, where she is a trial attorney and helps people know their rights, understand their rights, and invoke their rights. She practices in real estate, civil rights, and personal injury. Mary has successfully argued before our State Supreme Court and has Federal court experience and Appellate experience. She enjoys giving back to her community by volunteering at the Snohomish County Legal Clinic and the YMCA – Big Brothers Big Sisters Leadership program as a board member.
