Visitation rights are an important aspect of family law to ensure non-custodial parents' ability to maintain a relationship with their children even after a divorce or separation. In Mississippi, the law supports the involvement of both parents in the child's life,...
Going through a divorce can be a tough and trying experience. It becomes more complicated if the spouses have children because they would have to settle matters on custody and child support aside from navigating alimony and property division. With all the pressing...
Working in the realm of finance is fulfilling, but it can also be risky at times. Especially in the context of nonprofit organizations, it is satisfying to know that you have kept a project going with the help of the budget you approved and provided. However, one...
Prescription medications, off-the-counter medicines, medical devices and equipment – there will always be a need for these medical products. But that high demand also means these items are popular targets for theft. State courts will hear cases of theft of medical...
Summer is fast approaching, and you may be wondering how to manage child custody as co-parents. Maybe you have plans, with or without your child. To avoid any legal complications, you should approach this time thoughtfully. Here are three strategies to consider. Plan...
In the modern era, social media has become integral to many people’s daily lives. From sharing moments of joy to connecting with friends and family, platforms like Facebook, Instagram and X offer many opportunities for communication and self-expression. However,...
Formal accusations of any criminal offense can be a frightening and stressful experience for anyone here in Mississippi or across the nation. This can especially be true if you are facing federal charges, where the ramifications in the event of a conviction can be...
One of the key differences between federal and state prosecutions is the level of resources available to federal prosecutors. Unlike state charges, many of which are prosecuted by overworked and underfunded state authorities, federal crimes are prosecuted by the...
How does the court decide where a child should live or who should make decisions for that child if the parents can’t agree on their own? During a divorce, some parents find themselves unable to agree on physical or legal custody. But a solution is still necessary, so...
The right of first refusal in child custody arrangements is formalized by a legal provision in a custody or parenting plan agreement. This approach can play a significant role in the lives of separated or divorced parents and their children in Mississippi. This...
