A comprehensive yet highly readable non-fiction book that guides individuals through the uncertainties and pitfalls of divorce. Written by a practicing divorce lawyer, it begins with suggestions on how to hire a GOOD divorce lawyer, then the book explains what you can expect during all the various stages of divorce. You can hire a good lawyer, keep your legal fees down, know what to expect from your lawyer, anticipate what will happen during your divorce, prepare and plan, protect your finances, get an Order of Protection, get interim financial help from your spouse, find out information about your spouse, feel prepared and comfortable in court, settle a case that can be settled, understand trials in cases that cannot be settled, decipher legal terminology and jargon, find other helpful resources, wrap up the details at the end of divorce, avoid problems during and after divorce and rebuild your credit after divorce. The book follows a family through every step of their divorce. There are handy checklists to use during every step of the way.
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Margaret "Pegi" S. Price is a sole practitioner and practices exclusively in the area of family law. She is a past Chair of the Family Law Section of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis.
Pegi presented a paper and was a speaker at the 2006 World Autism Congress in Cape Town, South Africa, on the subject of Divorce and Families with Autism. Pegi has also spoken on the subject of Divorce and Families with Autism at the National Conference of the Autism Society of America and at regional legal community conferences and seminars for educators and professionals in the special needs community.
She is past president of the Gateway (St. Louis) chapter of the Autism Society of America and has done extensive advocacy on behalf of families with special needs. Helping families with disabilities is her passion.
Her son was diagnosed with autism at age 3 (1998) and underwent intensive early intervention and therapy. At age 8 (March 2003) he became one of the first children in the United States to emerge from autism. He is now 15 years old.
