When you’re under investigation for criminal wrongdoing, you can feel like a cloud of suspicion is swirling above you, tainting everything you do in life. The uncertainty of it all can be oppressive, too, as you wait to see what comes of the investigation and how...
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Year: 2024
Why is January the start of “divorce season”?
As Christmas comes to an end, the tree comes down, and the decorations are put safely away until next year. Now comes the time to reflect on the past year and make resolutions or goals to pursue in the new year. For many people, this longing for a new start may...
What to do if your co-parent keeps violating the custody order
Dealing with a problematic co-parent who repeatedly violates your custody order can be frustrating and emotionally draining. Whether they fail to follow the visitation schedule, withhold the child from you or ignore other aspects of the agreement, these actions can...
4 ways child support payments can be enforced in Mississippi
When parents separate, child support plays a crucial role in making sure children receive the financial resources they need. However, not all parents are eager to fulfill their child support obligations. Child support enforcement is meant to hold delinquent parents...
How do voluntary and involuntary parental rights termination differ?
In family law, few topics carry as much weight as the termination of parental rights. This life-altering process can occur voluntarily or involuntarily, each with its own rules and profound consequences. Knowing how these two paths differ to termination is vital to...
5 common myths that lead to DUI charges
Many people have faced serious driving while impaired (DUI) charges because of common misconceptions. Here are a few common DUI myths to avoid: Myth 1: You should eat food to lower your blood alcohol content (BAC) Truth: Food can help slow down the absorption of...
Can a parent leave Mississippi when they share custody?
A variety of different changes to family circumstances can potentially impact custody arrangements. One parent deciding to move across the state or out of the state could have major implications for shared custody arrangements. A move can make it much more difficult...
Is collaborative law a good idea for my divorce?
When Mississippi residents are experiencing strife in their marriage and they cannot find ways to bridge the gap, they will inevitably consider getting a divorce. This is a dramatic life change that carries with it myriad challenges. They might wonder how they will...
When your family’s holiday custody no longer works
When you and your former spouse first divorced and agreed to a holiday custody schedule, you had good intentions to honor its terms. After all, the two of you focused on the best interests of your children, just as the Gulf Coast’s family law courts must. But as your...
Can you turn away from a sobriety checkpoint?
So-called “sobriety” checkpoints have just one purpose: to identify impaired drivers and put them under arrest for driving under the influence (DUI) of drugs or alcohol. While not legal in every state, they are considered legal in Mississippi, so long as they are...