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Abstract

An extraordinary opportunity to receive much of the general information attorneys provide during an office session.

This is not a "how to book"; it is much more--insightful conversation about applied law for the average person.

A unique occasion to absorb--at your pace--the background and general legal information you require before, during and after a visit with your lawyer.

Don't miss this wonderful, easy means of approaching your domestic, estate, civil or criminal problem.

Learn how non-custodial parents can and should see their kids daily-- Why you should stay married-- How a will can save thousands or millions-- Why guilty people are acquitted-- What your lawyer should include in every jury argument because it can make a difference-- How to prepare yourself for trial, for victory or defeat.

About the Author

The author was born, reared and educated through secondary school in Lexington, Davidson County, North Carolina. He received his BA degree in history from Wake Forest College in 1967 and his Juris Doctors degree in law from the Wake Forest University School of Law in 1970. A practitioner of law in Lexington from his admission to the bar, he is married to Sandra Craver Snyder, and they have two daughters and three grandchildren. He is the author of twelve books (three are third additions).