Jennifer Moore

I am a child of divorced parents with a mother who was not entirely financially savvy or independent. After my parents’ divorce, my mom had to learn financial independence as well as independence in other areas of life.

I am a strong woman and have definitely grown from my experiences, but witnessing the struggles of many other women in my life similar to my mom greatly influenced my decision to become a Family Lawyer and, ultimately, a Second Saturday Leader.

In our Charlotte/Gastonia and Union County NC Second Saturday Workshops, we tailor the information for women with the aim of educating them about the legal, financial, and emotional aspects of divorce. My goal is that, through our workshops, women in our community can better prepare for not only the divorce process but also life after divorce, so their future looks promising.

I am mom to a boy named Jack, so my time outside of the office is full of lots of playtime and laughs – I’m loving every minute of it!

Please visit my directory listings to find out more about my workshops

 

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