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Julie Woodmansee

(919) 403-0900

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Julie Woodmansee

Meet Julie Woodmansee

  • North Carolina Board Certified Legal Specialist in Family Law
  • UNC-Chapel Hill Law School, JD 1990
  • Davidson College, BA Cum Laude 1984
  • Mediator & Collaborative Family Lawyer
  • AV Preeminent Peer Rated Lawyer since 2015
  • Included in Best Lawyers in America Family Law Section since 2018

Julie is certified as a Specialist in Family Law by the North Carolina State Bar. For over 25 years, Julie has effectively advocated for individuals in family law matters in Durham and Orange County courts. As a mediator and Collaborative Divorce practitioner, she is a skilled and experienced negotiator, using creative problem-solving techniques to achieve excellent results for her clients. Julie graduated from UNC Law School in 1990. She established her own family law practice in 1997.

  • Phone: (919) 403-0900
  • Fax: (919) 403-0988

Julie focuses on finding practical, efficient solutions to her clients’ legal problems. She helps her clients minimize financial difficulties and uncertainties and reduce parenting conflicts so they can work toward a secure and stable future. Julie enjoys a close working relationship with her clients, and she finds it especially satisfying to help them resolve their legal issues so they can move into the next phase of their lives with a hopeful outlook.

She is a member of the North Carolina Bar Association, the North Carolina State Bar, the 14th Judicial District Bar, the 14th Judicial District Bar Association, and the North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys. She has organized continuing legal education and mentoring workshops for lawyers. Julie volunteered for the Durham Rape Crisis Center, the Orange County Women’s Center, the Durham Family Court’s Help Desk, and Urban Ministries of Durham.

Julie has served in leadership positions in her children’s schools and in neighborhood associations and was a principal organizer and leader of her neighborhood’s response to two land-use issues.

Julie and her husband, John Woodmansee, a teacher at the NC School of Science and Mathematics, have two children. She is a singer and musician, and she enjoys gardening and travel.