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Many Mississippi homeowners, like others throughout the country, are currently facing financial distress. In some cases, an adjustment of spending habits or an increase in income is all it might take to fix the problem. Other financial challenges may be more difficult...
When Mississippi parents decide to divorce one another, it’s understandable that their decision is going to affect their children. Most parents are willing to cooperate in negotiating a reasonable child custody plan. In some cases, however, one parent might sue the...
While a parent who files for divorce in a Mississippi court typically wants to minimize disruption in his or her children's lives, circumstances often necessitate litigation, which can be stressful. It can be difficult to achieve a post-divorce parenting agreement if...
The thought of being turned out of one's home and having nowhere to go is terrifying. Yet, many people in Mississippi face this as a very real prospect. Such situations often occur through foreclosure. A homeowner falls behind in mortgage payments, and the lenders...
Many people in Tennessee and throughout the country are gearing up for holiday celebrations with their families and friends. For some, unfortunately, the season will end with financial distress, which they may or may not be able to resolve in a swift and efficient...
Having a family court judge restrict or prohibit parenting time with children in a divorce is undoubtedly an upsetting and stressful experience. It can be embarrassing and distressing to hear a judge say that the court has determined that one's children are better off...
What happens when Mississippi parents are navigating a divorce just before the holidays, and their relationship is contentious? When parents have a difficult time communicating or one parent refuses to cooperate, achieving a fair and comprehensive settlement is...
When a pair of Mississippi parents divorce, they must resolve issues regarding their children's financial needs. Such issues include the children's immediate future needs. In most cases, the court orders one parent (often the noncustodial parent) to pay child support....
When you bought your home in Mississippi, you may have had plans to stay there for the rest of your life. Whether you are a new homeowner or have been in the same house for decades, the house itself is no doubt one of your largest assets. If you're one of many people...
If you are a homeowner or business owner in Mississippi who is struggling to stay afloat because of a financial crisis, you are not alone. In recent years, many people have experienced economic distress. The good news is that filing for bankruptcy is often a viable...
