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Many Mississippi residents are currently facing financial struggles. Some may also be experiencing harassment from creditors. Such behavior need not be tolerated because the law protects people against creditor harassment. It is important for someone in debt to know...
It is becoming more and more common for people ages 55 and beyond to choose to divorce rather than remain in an unhappy relationship. “Gray divorce” refers to people in this category. Among them is actor Ron Perlman, who finally settled his divorce from his wife of 38...
When a Mississippi parent files for divorce, he or she must resolve numerous issues about the future care and well-being of his or her children. In fact, children’s best interests are a primary focus of child custody proceedings. If one parent is constantly...
If a Mississippi business runs into financial trouble, there may be several options available to help restore stability. When a company’s liabilities far outweigh its assets, and business is not thriving, an owner might determine it best to pursue Chapter 7...
Divorcing Mississippi spouses who also happen to be parents may wind up litigating child custody issues. There are several topics in play, including joint vs. sole custody and shared vs. primary physical custody. A judge overseeing these proceedings will take many...
Navigating challenging financial issues is stressful enough without being hounded daily by phone calls and other correspondence from collection agencies. Creditor harassment intensifies the stress of a financial crisis. Many people in Mississippi and beyond understand...
Depending on the ages of your children, you may have worried what they might think or say when you informed them that you were filing for a divorce. Adapting to a new lifestyle can be challenging, especially for kids. If you and your ex disagree about child custody...
If a Mississippi spouse wants to divorce, the decision may spark a series of life-changing events. When a spouse files for divorce, especially if there are children involved, important issues regarding marital property, finances, custody and other matters must...
Many households in Mississippi have experienced financial problems in the past year. For some, getting things back on track may be as simple as adjusting spending habits or finding ways to earn supplemental income to help make ends meet. Others, however, might...
A pair of Mississippi spouses might each have full-time careers in which they take advantage of money-saving benefits offered by their employers. If one or both spouses is enrolled in a 401k program, both spouses technically own any funds that the account accrues...
