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Divorce in Missouri: The Ultimate Guide to a Show-Me State Divorce Paperback – April 1, 2009

by Alan Freed (Author), Alisse Camazine (Author)

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The only divorce guide written just for Missourians. This easy to read and understand book explains the divorce laws of the Show Me State and suggests strategies that can result in a successful settlement whether you use a lawyer or not.

The authors provide detailed information based on their years of experience practicing divorce law in Missouri. You will get answer to all your questions. Information which is clear and understandable. This book is a delight to read. You will not be bored, but you will become educated.

Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Authors Notes
CHAPTERS
1 - Grounds for Divorce
2 - Missouri s Divorce Process
3 - Finding and Using a Lawyer
4 - Mediation
5 - Collaborative Divorce
6 - Legal and Physical Custody
7 - Child Support
8 -The Status of Children
9 - Grandparental Rights
10 - Maintenance
11 Property Distribution
12 Property Issues and Considerations
13 Determining Income
14- Divorce Strategies and Issues
15 The Perils of Living Together
APPENDIX - Summary of MO's Divorce Process
- Diagram of MO's Divorce Process
- Things You ll Need to Bring to your Lawyer
- Things to Do after the Divorce
- Telephone and Computer Do s and Don'ts
- Index
- Meet the Authors

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Divorce in Missouri gives the reader a realistic and detailed view of the family law system, and how to maintain your sanity as you navigate your way through it. â ¦. If it can ever be said that reading about family law is a pleasure, it should be said after reading this book. --Precedent magazine (published by the Missouri Bar)

Persons who are contemplating or going through the legal process of dissolving their marriage, dividing their property and, most importantly, seeking what is best for their children are well advised to take the time to read this book and follow its advice. --Joseph R. Briscoe, former Family Court Judge, St. Charles County

Divorce in Missouri, the first book of its kind, focuses on Missouri divorce statutes and procedures, all while offering readers the comfort of plain language and trustworthy information. --Missouri Lawyers Media

Persons who are contemplating or going through the legal process of dissolving their marriage, dividing their property and, most importantly, seeking what is best for their children are well advised to take the time to read this book and follow its advice. --Joseph R. Briscoe, former Family Court Judge, St. Charles County

Divorce in Missouri, the first book of its kind, focuses on Missouri divorce statutes and procedures, all while offering readers the comfort of plain language and trustworthy information. --Missouri Lawyers Media

About the Author

Alan Freed has over 25 years of experience practicing family law, while establishing himself as one of Missouri s leaders in the fields of mediation and collaborative divorce. Alan has practiced in Clayton, MO for his entire career. He became a member of the law firm of Paule, Camazine & Blumenthal, P.C. at its founding in 1994. He is a member of the prestigious American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and is listed in The Best Lawyers in America and in Missouri-Kansas Super Lawyers. Alisse Camazine has practiced family law for more than 30 years. She was named by Missouri Lawyers Weekly as the best divorce attorney in Missouri. Alisse won the Lon O. Hocker Trial Award, and was listed as one of the top 50 women lawyers in Missouri/Kansas and in Missouri-Kansas Super Lawyers. She is the former president of the St. Louis County Bar Association and has been a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers since 1988.