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answered on Oct 25, 2023
In Mississippi, there isn't a specific age mentioned for a minor to move out with parental permission. If both parents provide written consent for an 18-year-old to move out, it may be legally acceptable. It's crucial to have a clear and documented agreement outlining the terms of the... View More 
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answered on Oct 17, 2023
To set aside an adoption judgment in Mississippi, you must file a motion with the court that issued the judgment. The motion must state the grounds for setting aside the judgment, such as fraud, duress, or undue influence. The court will then hold a hearing to decide whether or not to grant the... View More
My father inherited 10.13 acres of land from his parents through a reserved life estate and my sister and I were to inherit the land after his death but instead without our knowledge he sold it to his sister. What rights do I have at this point and what should I do, is what he done even legal in... View More
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answered on Oct 5, 2023
I think that you have the title a little mixed up. Hire a MS attorney to search the title and then advise you of the status. He probably can sell his estate in the land.
My father inherited 10.13 acres of land from his parents through a reserved life estate and my sister and I were to inherit the land after his death but instead without our knowledge he sold it to his sister. What rights do I have at this point and what should I do, is what he done even legal in... View More
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answered on Oct 5, 2023
Were you and your sister the remaindermen on his Deed? If not, then you probably had no title interest in the land. A promise to Will Devise is not enforceable.
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answered on Sep 22, 2023
Documentation is key in such situations. Ensure that you have all necessary records: medical histories, school records, and any other evidence that demonstrates a safe and loving environment for your children. Being proactive can also involve gathering character references from trusted people... View More
I need to file against the attorney and her firm. She was fired, no one informed me. She appeared to court hearings without informing me but instead told me that I did not have to appear since I am in another state and the other party was not doing what the judge wanted. Her law firm took over... View More
answered on Sep 19, 2023
To file a complaint against a lawyer for professional misconduct in Mississippi, see this website:... View More
Name. When he married my husband and I he signed it Reverend then his name is that a valid marriage record in Mississippi .
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answered on Aug 30, 2023
Mississippi and many other states, the validity of a marriage officiated by an ordained minister who obtained their ordination online depends on the specific requirements and regulations of the state.
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answered on Aug 1, 2023
Hire a MS attorney to search the land title and determine ownership as you have not stated the important terms of the Deed. She can probably sell the vehicles.
answered on May 18, 2023
No. A termination of parental rights is final and forever.
Maternal Grandmother has custody.
answered on Apr 17, 2023
Visitation and child support are separate issues. The lack of visitation does not mean no child support is owed. Conversely, withholding of visitation does not relieve the parent of the obligation to pay support. If the parental rights of the parent are terminated by court order, the obligation to... View More
My daughter's dad hasn't paid child support and he's not on any court order to pay any. I just want to know my options
answered on Mar 22, 2023
Paternity would need to be established before filing against him for child support. Once the Court determines he is the biological father, child support may be awarded based on a certain percentage of the father's adjusted gross income. The percentage will depend on how many children are involved.
She had no Will.
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answered on Jan 16, 2023
Hire a MS attorney to search the title and determine ownership.
My grandmother has gone to live with one of my uncles in another state, leaving her property here vacant. Another one of my uncles decided he wanted to move into the property and is starting to do so. I have had power of attorney for my grandmother for over a year now and want to know if there is... View More
answered on Dec 8, 2022
Depending on what the POA allows you to do, you may be able to file an action against him to prevent the move or an eviction if he has already moved in.
I took a drug test and that was the only thing in my system and I go to a doctor who legally prescribes the suboxone to me
answered on Dec 5, 2022
If the Judge finds that you are not taking the medication as prescribed, he/she can deny custody or restrict visitation. If you are monitored by a physician, take the medication as prescribed, have had no relapses in your original addiction, and have not had any adverse incidents, you will probably... View More
Will cps stop the reunification plan and child will be adopted? Will they give mother another chance to prove that she can stay clean?
answered on Oct 28, 2022
Normally, it takes more than one failed drug screen. However, the mother must follow and complete her service plan, remain sober, and meet all of the requirements.
answered on Oct 26, 2022
A lawyer will draft a petition for the guardianship, which will need to be signed by you and your husband. Additionally, the child’s parents will either sign the Petition or a waiver. An Agreed Judgnent allowing the guardianship will be signed and then presented to the Judge for his/her... View More
His original payment was based on unemployment income years ago. He makes significantly more money the last few years and DHS said o
It was supposed to increase three years ago when I asked for a review and they sent him letters but never followed through. He has three storage buildings... View More
answered on Oct 21, 2022
A couple of things is going on here.
1. If your son is 18, what is he doing as far as school, employment, living arrangements, etc. he may or may not be emancipated.
2. If he is not emancipated, you should hire a private attorney and file for an increase in support. DHS usually... View More
Th child is living with her grandmother and on her hud housing she wants to go with dad mom doesn’t want her to go since it will ruin the benefits they get for her
answered on Oct 11, 2022
It depends who has physical custody of the daughter by court order. If Dad does, then, yes, he can take her. If Mom or Grandmother do, then no. If there is no court order, then the question is open; however, this will necessitate filing an action in court to settle the issue.
I, Dad, have joint legal custody, whereas 'Mom' has paramount physical, custody, and care. In the order, I was granted permission to change one of our daughters' names (Child S) as the other already had my last name (Child F). Child S is enrolled in school as SR instead of SH. She... View More
answered on Oct 3, 2022
You certainly recognize the problem, and the fact that a lawyer could help. You can order a birth certificate at the clerk's office in the county where she was born if it is in Florida. In other situations, contact the Bureau of Vital Statistics for the state of birth.
Once you have... View More
I've been paying child support since she was born an I'm on the birth certificate,an she is making my daughter think that I don't won't to come see her but she won't let me,she took off with her an left her home an had her around her new boyfriend the next day,an I... View More
answered on Aug 21, 2022
You need to hire an attorney and file a paternity action, asking for your rights as a father, including visitation rights. Do not go through DHS because they cannot handle the visitation issue.
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