Mississippi Divorce Legal Questions

Necessary steps would be sumarized to Negotiating and coming to terms on all issues of the divorce such as custody, assessts, alimony, support, etc. Once you have settled on these issues mutually, you can and he both can keep the litigatione expense to a minimum. Have an attorney review the divorce papers and prepare a response and submit it in court. You can expect to pay anywhere from $1,200 to $5,000 in attorney fees depending on who you go to for guidance and assistance. Feel free to contact my office and speak with a case manager at 877-866-8665 or email help@smsattorneys.com to go over your options. Licensed in New York and New Jersey. Looking forward to hearing from you.... Read More

You don't give enough information for a definite answer. If he is not an owner of the unexplained "car account" he probably had to commit some sort of fraud or forgery to take money out of it - even if he erroneously deposited money. Apparently, he is entitled to get his erroneous payments back, but he isn't permitted to use illegal self-help measures. If you were awarded the vehicle, presumably you were also made responsible for making the payments even though he is still listed on the loan. But, while he is still secondarily liable on the loan if you fail to make the payments, that does not give the automatic right to take the vehicle because he is not the lien holder.... Read More

This appears to be a situation where you can have an attorney draw up the papers, both parties sign the papers, file the papers and after the 60 days time period has lapsed, then the attorney can take the papers to the judge to get the divorce finalized, assuming neither party has withdrawn their consent to the divorce during the 60 days period. That's the quickest, cheapest, and most painless way to obtain a divorce.... Read More