Irreconcilable Differences Is One Of Many Reasons For Divorce In Mississippi
Divorce in this state can be a “no-fault’ divorce, or one based simply on irreconcilable differences. However, a Mississippi divorce can be also due to several other grounds such as:
- Criminal conviction
- Domestic violence
- Cruelty
- Desertion
- Alcohol and substance abuse
- Impotency
- Adultery
- Incurable insanity
- In line of consanguinity
Other reasons for divorce include discovering that a wife was pregnant at the time of marriage or one party’s prior marriage was undissolved.
Whatever the reason and wherever you are in the process of filing for or responding to a divorce complaint, working with an experienced family law attorney can ensure the process avoids as many pitfalls and delays as possible.
Get The Help You Need Making Critical Decisions
Decision-making in the midst of divorce or separation can be difficult without legal guidance. The right attorney can make a meaningful difference in the result of your divorce or custody battle. At the law office of S. Christopher Farris, Attorney At Law, protecting your rights is central to Mr. Farris’ representation. Serving clients throughout Mississippi for more than three decades, he has honed the negotiating and litigating skills necessary outside and inside the courtroom when matters get contentious.
Attorney Farris tailors his services to safeguard your future stability. He addresses the full range of your concerns regarding:
- Fair and equitable division of property
- Disclosure of all assets and debts
- Alimony concerns
- Paternity
- Child custody
- Custody appeals
- Visitation arrangements
- Maintaining robust relationships with noncustodial parents
- Grandparents’ rights
- Accurate calculation of child support
- Retroactive child support
- Enforcement or modifications of court orders
Where there are children concerned, the court’s measurement for all decisions is based on the best interests of the children. In 2017, at the conclusion of a contentious child custody battle spanning several years, the Supreme Court of Mississippi found in favor of Mr. Farris’ client. It upheld the custody arrangement the lower court granted as being in the best interest of the child.
Call Now For Premier Domestic Relations Representation
The sooner you speak with a knowledgeable domestic relations attorney, the sooner you can get on with the next chapter of your life. Email or call S. Christopher Farris, Attorney At Law, in Hattiesburg at 601-910-6979.