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Jan 15, 2025

When Can Custody Orders be Modified in Southaven?

By |Jan 15, 2025|Child Custody|

When parents divorce or separate, a formal custody order needs to be entered to determine which parents have legal custody and which parents have physical custody. Legal custody determines which parent(s) can make decisions about a child’s health, education, and welfare, including where the child attends school and which doctors the child sees when he [...]

Jan 8, 2025

How Car Accidents Cause Brain Injury

By |Jan 8, 2025|Auto Accidents|

While some car accidents cause injuries like broken bones and cuts and bruises that heal with time, many Southaven car accidents can cause catastrophic injuries, such as spinal cord damage and traumatic amputations that never fully heal. One very common type of catastrophic injury is a traumatic brain injury (TBI). TBIs are often life-changing injuries [...]

Nov 15, 2023

Why You Should Hire a Criminal Defense Attorney

By |Nov 15, 2023|Criminal Defense|

Convictions for criminal offenses often mean spending time in prison. Other consequences include fines, court costs, and damage to your reputation. A criminal conviction can make it hard to fine work, cost you a professional license and your right to carry a gun, and may bar you from applying for certain government programs. Representation of [...]

Nov 1, 2023

Are Personal Injury Settlements Taxable?

By |Nov 1, 2023|Personal Injury|

When you’re injured in an accident or incident that was not your fault, filing a personal injury claim is your legal right for securing compensation for your injuries and losses. Often, an injury requires medical attention and time off of work to heal. This means loss of paycheck, and depending on the severity of your [...]

Apr 21, 2021

What Are Mississippi’s Seat Belt Laws?

By |Apr 21, 2021|Auto Accidents|

Seatbelts help save lives and reduce the risk of serious injury. While they may seem like an inconvenience, when accidents happen, seatbelts help prevent the occupants of the car from flying into other parts of the car such as the windshield. Seatbelts help keep passengers in the car instead of being ejected onto the hard [...]

Dec 30, 2020

Protecting the Business in the Event of a Divorce

By |Dec 30, 2020|Divorce|

If you’ve spent a good part of your adult life developing a business, you want to be able to keep the business after a divorce. Whether it’s a professional business, a commercial business, or a nonprofit; a business is more than just a valuable asset. A restaurant, retail business, accounting firm, or other business provides [...]

Sep 2, 2020

What Is a Products Liability Lawsuit?

By |Sep 2, 2020|Products Liability|

Anyone who watches television has seen news clips of companies that issued recalls on products. It could have been for bacteria- tainted lettuce, or maybe a defective medication that increased health risks. When a product is recalled, it is typically because someone has already become injured and has notified the company. Once a company is [...]

Aug 18, 2020

Your Rights during Police Questioning

By |Aug 18, 2020|Criminal Defense|

When a crime has been committed and your name has come up either as a witness or as a suspect, there are different varieties of questioning by law enforcement that may occur based on the circumstances. You have constitutional rights under either scenario, regardless of what you are led to believe. You also have options [...]

Sep 25, 2019

Common Motorcycle Injury Claims

By |Sep 25, 2019|Motorcycle Injury|

Riding a motorcycle is enjoyed by many as a thrilling way to travel the open road.  But this means of transportation also provides fewer protections than other methods of transport. Understanding the types of injury claims that occur in motorcycle accidents can help you better understand the dangers facing motorcyclists and the need to remain [...]

Sep 11, 2019

Can You Modify a Custody Order from Out of State?

By |Sep 11, 2019|Child Custody|

Special issues and circumstances related to child custody can arise at times after the custody arrangement has been put into effect after a divorce. When custody is initially agreed to and established, it is for the most part determined according to the children’s best interests. However, life circumstances for the mother, father, and children sometimes [...]

Jun 19, 2019

Tourism, Car Crashes, and Out-of-State Drivers

By |Jun 19, 2019|Auto Accidents|

Memphis attracts 11 million people yearly, according to Memphis Travel. The top reasons they visit Memphis are the great culture and history – especially the music. The music begins with Elvis, but there’s also jazz, country, and the blues. Top destinations include Graceland, Beale Street, Sun Studio, the National Civil Rights Museum, and the Memphis [...]

Jun 5, 2019

Mississippi Approves Foods Assistance for Released Convicts with Felony Drug Convictions

By |Jun 5, 2019|Criminal Defense|

A report in GW Commonwealth disclosed that Mississippi will begin a unique program: allowing people with felony drug convictions to apply for food assistance from the federal government. The report cites more information from the Clarion Ledger which stated that the policy will start July 1, 2019. The program is expected to help about 67,000 [...]

May 7, 2019

Mississippi Considers a 13th Ground for Divorce

By |May 7, 2019|Divorce|

A bill before the Mississippi Senate would authorize a 13th ground for divorce based on “Willful and continued separation without cohabitation, with the intent not to return or resume or otherwise continue the marital relationship, for not less than three (3) years. Either party may have a divorce based on this cause.” Essentially, this ground [...]

Apr 24, 2019

Mississippi Debating a Bill to Limit the Liability of Property Owners for Unsafe Properties

By |Apr 24, 2019|Personal Injury|

The Sun Herald reported in February 2019, that a bill proposed by State Senator Josh Harkins was approved by a vote of 32-17. A similar bill is now for the Mississippi House of Representatives. The bill proposes two changes to current premises liability laws that attorneys and public safety advocates claim would hurt tenants, customers, [...]

Feb 27, 2019

Types of Assault Crimes in Mississippi

By |Feb 27, 2019|Criminal Defense|

There are a broad range of assault crimes in Mississippi. The penalties for a conviction include the possibility of significant jail time, heavy fines, court costs, and other consequences. Convictions mean a loss of freedom. Having a criminal conviction on your record can make it hard to get a job. The length of the sentence [...]

Feb 13, 2019

How to Make a Claim for Pain and Suffering

By |Feb 13, 2019|Personal Injury|

Pain and suffering is a crucial part of your accident claim, along with your medical bills and your economic losses. Pain and suffering can’t be easily calculated, because there is no set amount for emotional trauma, or chronic pain, or the loss of a limb. That is why it is categorized as a “non-economic” damage. [...]

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