Divorce is difficult for every member of the family, and Mississippi parents typically want to do everything possible to make this process easier for their children. One of the most helpful ways to do this is to make the transfer process smoother as kids are going...
Divorce will bring significant changes to every area of your life, and you may find that these changes continue to impact you as you move forward. Putting your life back together after the end of your marriage may include new decisions and a fresh start, and you may...
Divorce will have significant impacts on the youngest members of the family. In order to reduce the potential impact of a divorce on the children, some Mississippi parents choose to co-parent, providing their children with the stability and security that comes with...
The youngest members of a Mississippi family are often the ones who have the most difficult time when their parents decide to end their marriage. This choice will impact virtually everything about their lives, and it is natural for this to have a negative mental and...
When Mississippi parents decide to divorce, it will inevitably affect every member of the family. Even an amicable divorce will bring difficult emotions, and the youngest members of the family may be the most likely to struggle with issues they do not understand....
The terms of property division settlement carry the potential to impact a Mississippi spouse for years to come. It is in the interests of each individual to seek terms that will allow him or her to have a strong future once the divorce process is final. Unfortunately,...
You know that your divorce will impact your family in many different ways, including the amount of time you are able to spend with your child. This is why one of your primary goals is to preserve that relationship you have through an equitable custody order. As a...
While it is impossible to predict the future, there are certain behaviors and indications that could point to the likelihood that a marriage is in trouble. When a Mississippi spouse begins to notice certain things in his or her relationship with a spouse, it may be...
When a Mississippi couple goes through a divorce, the two parties must divide their marital property. This includes anything bought, accumulated, collected or earned over the course of a marriage. While most couples or individual spouses do not have billions of...
Money and the division of marital property are some of the most complex issues in a divorce. Mississippi couples may find that they are unsure of how to divide the money they set aside to pay for their kids’ future college education. They may be at odds over who...
