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Properly Handling Divorce When You Have Children
In my experience practicing divorce law, I have seen clients handle issues with their children the right way and the wrong way. So, from my perspective in handling these cases, here is the best...
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How Social Media Can Cause Harm To Your Legal Case
For over a decade now, social media has become the norm on how we interact with each other on a daily basis. We post our favorite moments from our life on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter,...
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Termination from your employer when dealing with overtime
Can my employer fire me for filing a complaint or participating in a lawsuit against them for unpaid overtime?
No.
It is against the Fair Labor Standards Act for an employer to retaliate against an employee...
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How does the process work to apply for Social Security Disability?
The first step to make is to apply for disability. We can assist you in doing that by meeting with you and walking through the online application with you.
The social security administration will...
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Can I file a discrimination case in Mississippi?
Although Mississippi is an at-will state (meaning an employer can fire you for almost any reason), it is unlawful for your employer to discriminate against you based on your religion, sex, race, national origin...
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What should I expect in my final workers’ compensation hearing (I’m nervous and I have never been in Court before)?
What should I expect in my final workers' compensation hearing (I'm nervous and I have never been in Court before)?
Mississippi Workers' Compensation trials are not like the trials you see on Law and Order....
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What general questions should I ask my lawyer in the initial consultation?
With lawyers asking many of the questions during the initial consultation, clients sometimes forget to ask questions that would like to know about the lawyer or upcoming case. Here's a list of questions you...
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How to prepare for your initial meeting with your lawyer
It is always best to be prepared to meet with your lawyer.
You should bring with you all documents you have that may be relevant to the potential case or issue you will be discussing...
