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Court is still not awarding support to disabled adult children.
Court is still not awarding support to disabled adult children.

Court is still not awarding support to disabled adult children. In BURRELL v. BURRELL, NO. 2018-CA-00760-COA , (Decided Jan. 7, 2020), the Court of Appeals affirmed a denial of child support for an adult child that was disabled. The Mother complained on appeal that the child ...

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  • Court is still not awarding support to disabled adult children.
    Court is still not awarding support to disabled adult children.

    Court is still not awarding support to disabled adult children. In BURRELL v. BURRELL, NO. 2018-CA-00760-COA , (Decided Jan. 7, 2020), the Court of Appeals affirmed a denial of child support for an ...

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  • If You Don't Ask For It, You Won't Get It
    If You Don't Ask For It, You Won't Get It

    Below is a short lesson regarding what happens when you do not have all of your ducks in a row when going into a court proceeding. If you don’t ask for it, you won’t get it. In BURRELL v. BURRELL, NO. ...

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  • Rehabilitative alimony is designed to help someone back into the work force.
    Rehabilitative alimony is designed to help someone back into the work force.

    “Mississippi law recognizes four types of alimony: periodic, lump-sum, rehabilitative, and reimbursement.” Stroh v. Stroh, 221 So. 3d 399, 412 (¶44) (Miss. Ct. App. 2017). “We recognize that ...

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  • How a stay at home mother loses custody
    How a stay at home mother loses custody

    In the recent case of Munday v. McLendon, a young, stay at home mother lost custody of her 9-year-old daughter after getting custody in a divorce granted in 2013. Here are the factors cited by the ...

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  • Custody and Visitation Rights During the Holidays
    Custody and Visitation Rights During the Holidays

    Creating a holiday custody and visitation schedule is a crucial aspect of your parenting plan and, unfortunately, if the language is vague or lacks clarity, chaos and hostility will ensue. Now that ...

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  • Attorneys Fees in Modification actions.
    Attorneys Fees in Modification actions.

    Clients often ask if they can recover their attorneys fees from the opposing, offending party. It would seem if you are a Mother taking care of children and you have to file an action to get more ...

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