Mississippi, like other states, defines theft in terms of the property value. In summary, petit larceny, or “petty theft,” is misdemeanor theft while grand larceny is a felony. Understanding the distinctions Mississippi makes for different types of theft can help...
Child support orders in Mississippi are legally binding. The state uses a simple percentage of the noncustodial parent's income and requires child support until the child reaches age 18. When support goes unpaid, the parent who does not pay will be subject to interest...
If you’ve been charged with a criminal offense and are below a certain income threshold, then you’ll qualify for the appointment of a public defender. Working with a court-appointed attorney is an easy path, but you don’t have to take a public defender. So, the...
Thanksgiving is on the horizon in the Gulfport area and following that the winter holidays. No one wants to be reminded at the last minute what holiday custody plans they agreed on with their ex at the time of their divorce, and it is important that the child’s needs...