By practicing family law, Greensboro divorce attorney Elizabeth Moser is able to help people and families when they need it most.
“I am able to assist people that are going through some of the most difficult times they have ever encountered, and am able to make a difference in their lives and in the lives of their children,” Ms. Moser said.
Ms. Moser’s compassionate nature enables her to understand how painful many family issues are for her clients, and she is willing to put in the hard work that is necessary to ensure the best possible outcome.
While Ms. Moser is a zealous and supportive advocate for her clients, she also doesn’t sugarcoat anything about their case. By maintaining a clear channel of communication, she keeps them informed about what they can realistically expect.
“It is important that my clients understand that I am always going, to be honest, and upfront with them about my expectations for their case,” Ms. Moser said. “That means that sometimes what I say may not be what they want to hear. However, I believe that realistic expectations are crucial in decision-making throughout the pendency of the case.”
Professional Experience
Prior to joining Cordell & Cordell, Ms. Moser practiced family law exclusively in Savannah, Ga., for seven years. She also worked for a personal injury firm in Daytona Beach, Fla., following law school and has some experience in juvenile law from interning with the Florida Department of Children & Families while in law school.
Publication
Ms. Moser was a staff editor for the Florida Coastal Law Review while in law school. She received a number of writing awards while in school (best brief award and an essay on Legal Professionalism that won the school competition and was entered into a national competition on behalf of Florida Coastal).
