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Mississippi Visitation Laws for Non-Custodial Parents
If you are a parent who does not have custody of your child in Mississippi, it is essential for you to understand your legal rights regarding visitation in order to maintain a meaningful relationship with your child. Mississippi law recognizes that children benefit from ongoing contact with both parents, and the legal system has been… -
Alimony Laws in Mississippi Divorce Cases
When a marriage comes to an end in Mississippi, one of the biggest concerns for both parties often becomes financial security. Alimony, also known as spousal support, can play a significant role in determining a person’s financial future after a divorce. Understanding how the courts in Mississippi approach alimony can help individuals prepare for negotiations… -
What to Do After a Slip and Fall Accident in Mississippi
A slip and fall can happen anywhere – in a grocery store, on a neighbor’s driveway, in a parking lot, or at work. In seconds, your life can change dramatically. If you get injured on someone else’s property in Mississippi, you may have a legitimate claim for premises liability under Mississippi law. Taking the right… -
What Is Considered Marital Property in Mississippi?
When a marriage comes to an end, one of the most challenging aspects for couples is dividing their assets. In contrast to “community property” states, where all assets are typically divided equally, Mississippi follows a different approach known as equitable distribution. At Gregory D. Keenum, PA, we have been guiding local families through complex transitions… -
Mississippi Premises Liability Law Explained for Slip and Fall Cases
A wet floor, broken step or poorly lit parking lot can lead to slip and fall, causing serious injury that can affect your health, work and financial stability. If you get injured on someone else’s property in Mississippi, you may have legal rights under Mississippi premises liability law. Knowing how this law works is the… -
What Is the Waiting Period for Divorce in Mississippi?
If you are considering divorce in Mississippi, you may wonder how long the process will take. Understanding the legal waiting period is crucial for planning your next steps. Mississippi law requires a mandatory waiting period before a divorce can be finalized. The length of this period depends on the type of divorce you seek. We… -
Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts Under Mississippi Law
Establishing a comprehensive estate plan is one of the most significant steps you can take to protect your assets and ensure your legacy. For residents of Mississippi, it is essential to understand the difference between revocable and irrevocable trusts in order to effectively manage your wealth. At Gregory D. Keenum PA, our firm has spent… -
Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Deadlines: What Injured Workers Must Know
A workplace injury can completely change your life in an instant. Medical appointments, missed wages and the recovery process are all things that injured workers have to deal with. The last thing they want to think about is paperwork and deadlines, but in Mississippi, even missing one filing deadline can prevent them from receiving benefits… -
Mississippi Visitation Laws: What Are Your Rights as a Parent?
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most emotionally charged issues is determining who will spend time with the children and when. If you are going through a custody dispute or trying to enforce an existing arrangement, understanding Mississippi’s visitation laws is a critical first step in protecting your parental rights. This guide explains… -
Grandparents’ Rights in Mississippi: Custody and Visitation
Family dynamics can change unexpectedly, and grandparents may find themselves wondering about their legal standing when it comes to spending time with their grandchildren. Whether you are facing a family conflict, divorce, or loss of a parent, it is important to understand grandparent rights in Mississippi. Gregory D. Keenum, PA has spent nearly five decades…
