Usually, people only come to see a divorce lawyer after they have either realized their marriage is over, or after their spouse has them served with a complaint for divorce. Generally speaking, they have spent many hours worrying about the decision and have consulted with family, friends, and possibly even counselors and clergy. Therefore, it's ...
Every now and then, I like to just share some links I've discovered to articles dealing with divorce and family law that don't directly pertain to Mississippi. Here's two serious and one not-so-serious articles dealing with divorce.A Texas legislator wants people seeking an irreconcilable differences divorce to take a 10-hour class ...
I was looking back over some of my old posts, and I was surprised that I had not yet covered non-contested divorces in Mississippi, or as their properly called, "irreconcilable differences" divorces (abbreviated to "ID Divorce"). Mississippi does not have true no-fault divorce. If you want a divorce without having ...
