About Jennifer
Jennifer Piper practices family law in Saint Louis, Missouri. She joined the Missouri Bar in 1999 and has built a diverse practice focusing on divorce, arbitration and mediation, and domestic violence cases. The firm, Family Ally, is dedicated to providing comprehensive legal support to families navigating complex legal issues. Her office is located in a central area of Saint Louis, making it accessible to clients throughout the region. She earned her J.D. from Saint Louis University School of Law in 2001. Prior to that, she obtained a B.A.
in Political Science from the University of Missouri - Columbia in 1998. During her legal education, she developed a strong foundation in family law, which has informed her practice ever since. Over the years, she has gained significant experience in various aspects of family law, including custody disputes and property division. Most of her work involves representing clients in divorce proceedings and mediation sessions. Cases typically progress from initial consultations to negotiations and, if necessary, court appearances. Jennifer is also a certified family law mediator and serves as a parent coordinator, helping families reach amicable resolutions. Her role as a guardian ad litem allows her to advocate for the best interests of children in custody cases, ensuring their voices are heard.
Before establishing her current practice, she worked in various legal roles, gaining insights into the details of family law. She has been a lawyer at law since 1999, with her practice evolving over the years to meet the changing needs of her clients. Jennifer has also served on the Board of Directors for Caring for Kids, demonstrating her commitment to supporting children and families in her community. Jennifer is actively involved in several professional associations. She is a member of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, both at the national level and in Missouri. Additionally, she has held leadership positions, including serving as the past president of the St. Louis County Bar Association.
Her involvement in these organizations reflects her dedication to the legal profession and her ongoing efforts to improve family law practices. In her spare time, Jennifer participates in the Missouri Bar Association's Juvenile Courts and Law Committee as vice chair. She is also a barrister with The Theodore McMillian Inns of Court. Through these roles, she continues to contribute to the legal community while advocating for the rights of families in Missouri.
