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It’s a New Year, Greensboro! Resolutions: The ABC’s of Goal Setting – Part 4 of 4

By Amy Setzer, Legal Assistant, Woodruff Family Law Group

If you’re on our blog, chances are you’re in one of the three stages of divorce: contemplating, in the process of, or finalized.  Regardless, life probably feels like a never-ending rollercoaster.  At a time when everything is spinning out of control, it’s natural to wonder how the heck you got…

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Divorce vs. Culture and Religion—a Jewish Situation Gone Array

By Dana Horlick, Attorney, Woodruff Family Law Group

Getting married seems to be relatively simple, at least when compared to the process of obtaining a divorce. In North Carolina, for example, a civil divorce is typically granted on the basis of a one-year separation of the parties, where at least one party had the intent to remain separate…

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It’s a New Year, Greensboro! Resolutions: The ABC’s of Goal Setting – Part 3 of 4

By Amy Setzer, Legal Assistant, Woodruff Family Law Group

B is for BALANCE AND MODERATION “Balance is not something you find; it’s something you create.” –Jane Kingsford Divorce can have a funny way of consuming you, and it’s easy to get caught up in the New Year self-improvement frenzy.  Avoid heaping resolutions to your already hefty “to-do” pile–you may…

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North Carolina Spying and the GPS: Where is your ex’s car headed?

By Carolyn J. Woodruff, JD, CPA, CVA

There are lots of times many Piedmont Triad and other North Carolinians wish that they could put a GPS tracking device on an ex’s car.  Maybe you want to know who the “other woman” or “other man” is.  Maybe you want to see what the father or mother of your…

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It’s a New Year, Greensboro! Resolutions: The ABC’s of Goal Setting – Part 2 of 4

By Amy Setzer, Legal Assistant, Woodruff Family Law Group

Did you know that of the 45% of Americans who make New Year’s resolutions, 49% have limited success while 24% never succeed at all? That’s bad news if you’re trying to adjust to divorce. A life change of this magnitude is grueling; it feels like there’s no light at the…

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It’s A New Year, Greensboro! Resolutions: A Survival Guide for the Newly Single – Part 1 of 4

By Amy Setzer, Legal Assistant, Woodruff Family Law Group

Cherishing family and friends and celebrating what really matters can be hard to do when Divorce is a thing in your life.  Right now, you may feel broken and bitter while everyone else seems to be hopping around with some joyous version of Seasonal Affective Disorder.  I know how you…

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Walking the Line Between Marriage and Divorce: Maintaining Respect for Your Ex—Good Advice for Folks in North Carolina.

By Dana Horlick, Attorney, Woodruff Family Law Group

Even a productive and long-lived marriage can end in divorce. Just ask Jane Seymour and James Keach. The celebrity couple, known for their acting roles and producing, were married for 22 years and separated in 2013. At the end of 2015, Seymour and Keach filed a divorce settlement splitting the…

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How to Meet your Resolutions Without Breaking the Bank: A New Year, a New You, and a New Start in the Triad – Part 2 of 2

By Diana Westrick, Legal Assistant, Woodruff Family Law Group

 Part Two  Now that you read through yesterday’s Part One of frugally meeting your resolutions, it is time to introduce two more traditional New Year goals.  With the help of inspiration from Eva Longoria and Martha Stewart, the resources listed below will be your beginning guide. Resolution #3: Have a…

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How to Meet Your Resolutions without Breaking the Bank: A New Year, a New You, and a New Start in the Triad – Part 1 of 2

By Diana Westrick, Legal Assistant, Woodruff Family Law Group

 Part One  We have all heard it before: January 1st represents a blank slate; you can now accomplish everything you put off last year, and the year before, and the year before that. That small voice in your head is convincing you that this year will be different; this time,…

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Paper Angel: A Holiday Lesson on Bullying

By Carolyn Woodruff, JD, CPA, CVA

My husband Dwight prides himself on liking sappy Christmas movies, and he rents a lot of them. Ho-hum, I thought, but I was pleasantly surprised by the many social messages in Paper Angel.  The movie starts with Mom (Lynn Brandt) moving far away from Dad with her two children—Sara and…

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