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...
During some divorce cases, parents will work together to determine what child custody schedule they want to use. The court may still have to approve it to make sure that it is fair and within the bounds of the law, but the parents are the ones who make the big...
Although every case is unique, there are two main types of tests that are used in DUI cases. The first is a field sobriety test, such as the one-leg stand. Officers will often administer this test on the side of the road after they have stopped a driver that they...
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...
There is no question that divorce is expensive, and a healthy post-divorce life requires a careful budget. However, many divorced people fail to anticipate a few common “budget busters” that can derail their carefully laid financial plans. Here are some key expenses...
If you have been charged with driving under the influence (DUI), you may wonder if a conviction will impact your child custody rights. Will you lose possession of your children? Will it limit the time you spend with them? Your concerns are well-founded as a DUI...
If the police arrest you on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI), you’ll undoubtedly be pretty upset. Getting arrested is enough to ruin everyone’s day. Yet, once the initial shock and distress wears off, you might start to become more relaxed about it all....
Virtual visitation refers to a method of maintaining contact between children and their parents. This kind of communication is often used by parents who serve in the military, parents who travel frequently for work and parents who are incarcerated. However, it is a...
While divorce can happen anytime during the year, it tends to peak between January and March. It’s so prevalent that it’s often referred to as “divorce season”. There are several factors contributing to this phenomenon. A cultural calendar One reason we tend to see a...
When you’re a parent who is approaching a divorce, your number one focus is most likely going to be on your children. You want to minimize disruptions to their lives – and you don’t want them stuck in a home where the atmosphere between the adults has gotten decidedly...