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Ocean Springs Child Custody Lawyer | Moving
Ocean Springs Child Custody Lawyer – are you moving? Ocean Springs Child Custody Lawyer – Moving? Are you moving after your Ocean Springs divorce or child custody case, what can happen? It depends. Where are you going to move? Are you moving to Alaska? Are you moving to a different country? This is REALLY going…
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Ocean Springs Child Support | Can A Judge Force You To Pay More Than Child Support?
Yes. What Do You Have To Pay For Kids Besides Child Support? If you are in an Ocean Springs Child Support case, you might be forced to pay more for your kids than just child support. In fact, our Courts have said the law is, parents may be ordered to pay additional amounts over and…
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Can You Avoid Contempt of Court By Fleeing The State After Withdrawing $1.4 Million from Joint Account
Contempt of Court or not? Can you just take 1.4 million dollars from a joint account with your spouse and leave Mississippi with no consequences? Let’s find out. Are There Contempt Of Court Consequences When You Take A Ton Of Money? Tammy Gillen recently won a contempt of court case against her husband, Gregory Gillen,…
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Child Support Payments
What if you cannot pay your child support payments? What do you do? Ignore it? I’d strongly suggest not doing that. Child Support Payments | Robert And Geraldine Let’s go way back to 1987 when Robert Shelton and Geraldine Shelton were divorced and Robert has to make child support payments. This is Shelton v. Shelton,…
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Warning: How You Can Pay Attorney Fees Contempt | Paying Your “Ex” AFTER Your Divorce
Kenneth and Kenya marry on February 14, 1987. During the marriage, they have two kids, Nathaniel and Joseph. Kenya files a complaint for a divorce on February 12, 2012. On June 4, 2014, the chancery court signs and Order divorcing them both. As part of the divorce Order, Kenneth and Kenya agree to certain things…
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Can You Get A Mississippi Divorce For Desertion?
Desertion What Is It? Getting a divorce can be a complicated process, and it’s important to understand the laws and regulations that govern the process. In Mississippi, one of the grounds for divorce is desertion. According to Mississippi Code Annotated section 93–5–1 (Supp.2013), a divorce may be granted if the defendant has “wilful, continued[,] and…
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Contempt Again! We Have A Winner!
We have a contempt winner folks! David Kay and Carrie Kay had two daughters and got divorced. As sometimes happens, they didn’t agree on everything after the divorce. The question of fact in contempt matters Whether a party is in contempt is a question of fact to be decided on a case-by-case basis. A chancellor…
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Contempt? If It’s A Pandemic, Probably Not
In family law cases, one issue that may arise is whether one party is in contempt of a court order. The case of Lamy v. Lamy deals with this issue, specifically whether Elizabeth was in contempt of a September 9, 2019 agreed order. In this blog post, we will examine the details of the case…
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What is Separate Maintenance? | Baughman
In a recent appeal case, Alan and Natasha are asserting multiple issues, which can be consolidated into two major categories: (1) whether the chancery court erred in denying Alan’s request for separate maintenance; and (2) whether the chancery court properly denied Natasha’s grounds for a divorce. What Does Alan Want? The first issue at hand…
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Ocean Springs Divorce Lawyer | Hornsby v Hornsby
Introduction In the case of Hornsby v. Hornsby, Fred has appealed the chancellor’s decision to deny his request for a reduction in child support. Specifically, Fred argues that the chancellor erred in three ways: by excluding facts or evidence that could have been presented in litigation leading up to the October 2018 judgment on child…