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Many spouses who file for divorces want nothing more than their relationships to end, but those that can prove that there is a cause for the end of their marriage could receive better outcomes for… Continue reading Grounds for a Fault-Based Divorce in Mississippi

Divorce can be a challenging experience for couples and families. If you live in the state of Mississippi, there are three things you should know about divorce so you can properly prepare yourself… Continue reading 3 Things You Should Know about Mississippi Divorce

You may be surprised to learn that couples can’t get divorced until they “qualify” for the process. Every state’s qualifying criteria is different, which is why it’s crucial that all Mississippi couples learn… Continue reading Who Is Eligible for a Mississippi Divorce?

“I’ve brought you into this world, and I can take you out of it,” is said by many exasperated parents. While parents can’t “take their kids out,” they do have a surprising amount… Continue reading The Power of Parents: What Are Parental Rights?

Divorces are a common occurrence, as reportedly 50% of all marriages will end in divorce; however, divorces are not spread out evenly across the year. In fact, the divorce rate spikes at different… Continue reading Why March Has the Highest Divorce Rate in America

What does real love look like; a diamond ring, a new car, a big house? While these things show affection, real love doesn’t look like a thing: it’s an act. To be more specific, real love is thousands… Continue reading What’s the Best Valentine Gift this Year?

When we think of relationships, we rarely think of the legal ramifications of those bonds. However, when we do run into relational legal issues, it becomes apparent that the legality of relationships is… Continue reading Can I Force Someone to Take a Paternity Test in Mississippi?

Types of Divorce Explained Although most people immediately assume that divorce has to be stressful and full of arguments over property and asset division, that isn’t always the case. In fact, there are many different… Continue reading Types of Divorce Explained

The Convention on the Form of an International Will (the “Convention”) was drafted and presented to the international community in 1973. The Convention was signed and ratified by a number of countries, including… Continue reading Requirements for a Will under the Uniform International Wills Act