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Difference Between a Will and a Trust Under Mississippi Law
Planning for the future is an important step to protect your loved ones and ensure that your wishes are carried out. At Gregory D. Keenum, PA, we have nearly 49 years of experience serving the Booneville community and understand that estate planning can be complicated. Two essential tools for this process are wills and trusts…. -
Common Probate Disputes in Mississippi and How to Resolve Them
Losing a loved one can be an emotionally difficult experience, and disputes that arise during the probate process can quickly lead to family relationships breaking down. In Mississippi, the probate system is designed to make sure that a deceased person’s debts are paid and their assets are distributed according to the law or a valid… -
How to File for Divorce in Mississippi Without Costly Mistakes
Navigating the end of a marriage can be emotionally challenging, and the divorce process can seem like an overwhelming maze. Making a single mistake in the divorce proceedings can have long-term financial and personal consequences, especially if children are involved. At Gregory D. Keenum, PA, a trusted law firm with over 49 years of experience… -
Comparative Negligence in Mississippi Slip and Fall Claims: How It Affects Your Case
A slip and fall accident can happen in an instant, transforming a simple errand into a life-changing event. From a slippery floor in a grocery store to a damaged sidewalk in a parking lot, dangerous conditions can lead to serious injuries such as broken bones, spinal damage, or head trauma. If you have been injured,… -
Modifying a Custody Order in Mississippi: When and How You Can Request a Change
Life is constantly changing, and the arrangement for custody and visitation that worked well for your family last year may no longer be the best option. This could be due to changes in the needs of your child, concerns about their safety, or the relocation of a parent. At Gregory D. Keenum, PA, we have… -
What “Best Interests of the Child” Really Means Under Mississippi Law
When parents separate or divorce, deciding on child custody and visitation can be one of the most difficult and emotionally charged aspects of the process. Judges and attorneys often state that all decisions are based on “the best interests of the child” as the single most important standard. But what does this phrase really mean… -
How Long Do You Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Mississippi?
When you’ve been injured through no fault of your own, your world can seem like it’s been turned upside down. With doctor’s appointments, recovery, and mounting medical bills, the last thing on your mind might be filing a personal injury claim. However, in Mississippi and every other state, there’s a strict timeline for taking legal… -
Can Grandparents Get Custody or Visitation Rights in Mississippi?
At Gregory D. Keenum, PA, we understand the importance of the bond between grandparents and grandchildren, as it is one of the most precious relationships in life. For nearly 49 years, our law firm has been a trusted resource for families in the community, providing expert guidance through complex and emotional family law matters. When… -
How to File for Workers’ Compensation in Mississippi — Step-by-Step
Suffering an injury at work can be a stressful and painful experience. In addition to the immediate physical pain, you may also worry about mounting medical bills and lost wages due to being unable to work. Fortunately, the Mississippi workers’ compensation system is there to provide a safety net for those who have suffered an… -
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…
