Wills

Failure to provide for Spouse in Will

You must include your Spouse in your Will in Mississippi or the following law applies and the Spouse will take his or her share as provided for renounceation. If the…
Family Law

Family Law

Family Law The following are some basic principles of family law to assist you with organizing your legal life when it comes to close personal relationships. Living Together – Cohabitation…
Articles

Gifts Article

GIFTS A gift involves transferring title by voluntary action of the owner without receiving anything in exchange.  A gift of property is a: i) passing of title; ii) made with…
Wills

Having Child after making a Will

If you have a child after makeing a Will, that child will receive what that child would have received under the laws of intestate succession (no will) regardless of what…
Living Wills

How Do I Revoke A Living Will?

I have a living will and want to revoke it. Is there a formal revocation procedure which I need to follow or is simple destruction sufficient? A living will (known…

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