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Witness Resources Guide

Witness Resources Guide

Woodruff Family Law Group offers both video and written resources for you on being a witness when it's your turn to go to court. Simply click each link below to access the material.

"How to be a Good Witness" - this 5-minute video features expert tips from Carolyn Woodruff, JD, CPA, CVA
"Rules for Being a Witness" - features tips from Family Law Specialist Carolyn Woodruff on being a witness and information on how to best handle questions.
"Your Day at the Courtroom as a Witness or Spectator"

This article from our North Carolina Divorce Lawyers' Blog shares detailed information, including a courtroom photo, about what to do and the standard of behavior in a courtroom.

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Greensboro, NC 27401

Phone: 336.272.9122

We serve the following localities: Guilford County, including Greensboro and High Point; Alamance County, including Burlington and Graham; Caswell County, including Yanceyville; Chatham County, including Siler City and Pittsboro; Davidson County, including Lexington and Thomasville; Durham County, including Durham; Forsyth County, including Winston-Salem; Orange County, including Chapel Hill and Hillsborough; Person County, including Roxboro; Randolph County, including Asheboro and Randleman; Rockingham County, including Reidsville and Wentworth; Rowan County, including Salisbury; Stokes County, including Danbury; Wake County, including Raleigh and Cary.

We do high net worth, complex custody, and high-income cases statewide on a case-by-case evaluation. Ms. Woodruff will consider cases outside the Piedmont Triad on a case-by-case basis. View More

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