If you’re conflict averse, then you’re probably stressing about the possibility of getting divorced. You’ve probably seen movies and television shows depicting aggressive fighting over key divorce legal issues, whether in court or outside of it, oftentimes resulting...
Divorce is tough on everyone, but it can be especially confusing and emotional for kids. Mississippi families navigating this transition have several creative strategies that can ease the impact on children and promote long-term emotional well-being. Nesting: a...
Generally speaking, the assets that couples own fit into two categories. Separate assets are things that they own individually, which do not have to go through property division during the divorce. Marital assets, on the other hand, are things that they own jointly...
Spousal support (alimony) is often awarded in a divorce to maintain financial stability. The courts generally do not want one spouse to struggle financially after divorce. Alimony orders are legally binding. They must be paid according to the terms set out in the...
Many marriages go through rough patches, but that does not always mean you are ready to divorce. Sometimes a trial separation is necessary to determine what you want going forward. A separation from your spouse generally means living apart and maintaining separate...
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...
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...
In a Mississippi divorce, the determination of alimony, also known as spousal support, is critical for many separating couples. Whether or not you will receive alimony depends on several factors the court considers. Here, you can learn more about alimony and what...
With reproductive rights and the rights of pregnant women in general now being left up to the states, there’s been a lot of attention around a number of states that reportedly don’t allow pregnant women to divorce. In fact, a number of states, from Arizona to...
Divorce in Mississippi involves property division, which means splitting your marital assets and debts. This can be a complicated process, and when you owe tax debt, the situation can become even more contentious and complex. Ultimately, you and your spouse will...