In Mississippi, receiving stolen property is a crime that involves knowingly acquiring or possessing stolen property. This offense can include a wide range of items. Commonly, these may be: Vehicles Electronics and household appliances like refrigerators or washing...
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Efficient child support enforcement across states through UIFSA
State boundaries can unexpectedly complicate matters for divorced parents and their children, particularly when it comes to providing financial support. Since each state has its own rules and procedures for handling child support, there can be confusion and delays...
Avoid these four mistakes in your criminal case
There’s a lot on the line when you’re charged with a criminal offense. While the allegations themselves might damage your reputation and your relationships with your family and friends, a conviction can leave you facing the real possibility of incarceration, fines and...
Reasons for not suspending license despite child support arrears
Losing your license is like a handicap. Without driving privileges, going through and accomplishing your daily activities may be more challenging than usual. But as with every privilege, reaping its benefits comes with responsibilities. If you are the obligor or the...
Will I go to jail if I can’t afford to pay taxes?
When you can barely make ends meet, you may wonder how you can even pay your taxes. Know that you are not alone. Millions of Americans are in the same boat, but many of them do not go to jail. This is because intent matters. As long as you are not intentionally trying...
What if I can’t locate the parent responsible for child support?
It can be challenging if a custodial parent does not know the whereabouts of the parent responsible for providing support. The weight of this situation can feel overwhelming. It can leave them with unanswered questions and concerns about providing for their child's...
Equitable distribution in a Mississippi divorce
You often hear that getting a divorce can be a complicated, lengthy process. What people are usually talking about is not divorce itself but diving up your marital property. Mississippi follows an equitable distribution model when it comes to dividing property in a...
DUI Tips: 4 crucial mistakes to avoid after arrest
After having a couple of drinks and enjoying the day, the last thing you want to happen is to get arrested. But the police stopped you, and now you are being charged with drunk driving. DUI is a severe crime; unfortunately, many people make more mistakes following...
What does it mean to terminate parental rights?
Sadly, not all parents are able to make the best choices for their children; some may even put them in danger. While every biological parent has rights and responsibilities toward their child, the court may decide to end them if the child's well-being is in jeopardy....
Mississippi custody laws: who gets to choose the child’s school?
A child’s school plays an essential role in their growth and development. A school’s curriculum, teachers and overall environment largely influence a child’s behavior and character. This is why parents thoroughly research school backgrounds and opportunities to ensure...