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Issues that cause disruption or changes in a family’s life vary from loss or change in employment, relocation, financial and other matters. Even good or happy issues can prompt sudden changes in a family’s life, such as a birth or marriage. One of the most common...
Many spouses in Mississippi and beyond are currently considering filing for divorce. For those whose marriages lasted 10 or more years, there are several important issues that may arise during proceedings, including distribution of retirement benefits. Property...
Adapting to a new lifestyle after a divorce is never easy, especially when there are children involved. When a pair of Mississippi parents make a decision to go their separate ways, that decision automatically disrupts their children’s lives. If parents disagree on...
Many people struggle under the weight of seemingly insurmountable debt. Financial problems can cause a lot of stress and anxiety, and many can’t see a way out. Although a lot of people regard bankruptcy negatively and as a measure of last resort, the truth is that it...
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...
