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When Is Probate Required in Mississippi?
The death of a loved one is a difficult and emotional experience, and the legal process that follows can add additional stress to an already challenging time. In Mississippi, the probate process is essential for the orderly transfer of assets, but it can be complex and time-consuming. It is important for executors, administrators, and beneficiaries… -
Understanding Mississippi’s Comparative Negligence Law After a Car Accident
A car accident can change your life in an instant, leaving you with serious injuries, high medical bills, lost income, and emotional stress. If you were hurt due to another driver’s carelessness, you have the right to seek compensation. However, the road to complete recovery can be more difficult if the insurance company claims that… -
What Happens to Property and Debt in a Mississippi Divorce?
Divorce is not just an emotional ending to a marriage. It’s a complex legal process that unwinds the shared life that you’ve built together. One of the most important and often stressful questions is: “What will happen to our assets and debts?” In Mississippi, the answer is found in the legal concept of equitable distribution…. -
Property Division in Mississippi Divorce: What Spouses Should Know
Navigating a divorce can be a challenging process that involves making difficult decisions about your financial future. One of the most important and complex aspects of the divorce is the division of property acquired during the marriage. At Gregory D. Keenum, PA, we have over 49 years of experience helping clients navigate Mississippi divorces, and… -
How Long Do You Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Mississippi?
If you’ve been injured due to another person’s negligence in Mississippi, the physical, emotional, and financial consequences can be overwhelming during recovery. It’s easy to get lost trying to recover, but Mississippi law has a strict deadline for filing a lawsuit. This deadline, known as the statute of limitations, is crucial in your case. If… -
Who Is at Fault in a Mississippi Car Accident? Understanding the State’s Comparative Negligence Law
A car accident is a traumatic event that can leave you with more than just damaged vehicles. You may also face injuries, medical bills, and lost income, along with the difficult question of who is at fault. Determining fault is a crucial first step in seeking compensation, and in Mississippi, the process is guided by… -
Mississippi Workers’ Compensation: What Benefits Can Injured Employees Receive?
Suffering an injury at work can be a stressful and painful experience. In addition to the immediate physical pain, you may also be worried about the mounting medical bills and how you will support yourself and your family if you can’t work. Fortunately, the workers’ compensation system in Mississippi is designed to provide a safety… -
What Are the Grounds for Child Custody Decisions in Mississippi?
When parents decide to end their marriage, deciding where the children will live and how decisions will be made can be the most challenging and emotionally difficult aspect of this process. Gregory D. Keenum has nearly five decades of experience helping clients with these complex family law issues. If you are involved in a custody… -
How Does Divorce Work in Mississippi? A Step-by-Step Guide
Divorce can be difficult, emotionally, financially and legally. Understanding the process in Mississippi can help you feel prepared and in control. Gregory D. Keenum PA, we have helped many clients navigate through the divorce process since 1979, providing clarity, compassion and expertise. Whether your divorce is friendly or contentious, our step-by-step guide will help you… -
Understanding Mississippi’s Probate Process: What You Need to Know
Losing a loved one is one of life’s hardest moments. Amid grief, families are often faced with questions about what happens to property, debts, and unfinished business left behind. The legal process that handles these matters is called probate. In Mississippi, probate is the court-supervised way of settling an estate, making sure creditors are paid…
