Family Law Mississippi - Page 2
Terminating Child Support in Mississippi: The Age of 21 Emancipation Rule Explained
Unlike most states where child support ends when a child graduates high school or turns 18, Mississippi has a unique set of laws. In Mississippi, the legal age of majority is 21. T...
Grandparents' Visitation Rights in Mississippi: A Complete Legal Guide
The bond between a grandparent and a grandchild is incredibly special. Unfortunately, divorce, the death of a parent, or bitter family disputes can result in grandparents being ent...
Understanding the 12 Albright Factors in Mississippi Child Custody Cases
In Mississippi, there is no automatic presumption that a mother or a father is inherently better suited to raise a child. Instead, judges in the state rely on a specific legal fram...
Can You Sue In-Laws or Family Members for Alienation of Affection in Mississippi?
Suing Non-Paramours for Alienation of AffectionWhen people hear about Alienation of Affection lawsuits, they immediately picture a romantic affair. However, Mississippi law is muc...
Proving Adultery in a Mississippi Divorce: Evidence, Private Investigators, and Asset Impact
Discovering that your spouse has been unfaithful is devastating. In Mississippi, adultery is one of the twelve traditional fault grounds for divorce. If you can prove that your spo...