The Expiration of Joey and Megan

<p><strong>A burned-out divorce lawyer a loathed ex-friend and a nun walk into a bar. Okay not exactly . . . but close!</strong></p><p><br></p><p>Poor Tony Piza. At 34 years old a lawyer who's already burned-out from the emotional toll of handling divorces. As for his personal life he's incapable of sustaining a relationship. Why you ask? Because he can't get over a young nun he fell in love with when he taught for a year after college.</p><p><br></p><p>Clearly this guy's got enough angst in his life. So when a traitorous former friend resurfaces and asks for help in ending his marriage you'd think the answer would be simple: drop-kick the guy out of your office.  </p><p><br></p><p>But when Tony learns the man has two young daughters who need protection from the toxic fallout of a custody battle he can't just turn away. So he takes yet another dreaded leap into the combustive world of divorce court.</p><p> </p><p>What could possibly make life more distressful for old Tony? Well toss in an opposing attorney with a scorched-earth mentality and an exceedingly loose notion of ethics. Add to the mix a growing suspicion that his client may not have been completely up-front with him about his recent past.</p><p><br></p><p>Oh and the young nun? Yeah about that. . .</p>