New Albany, Mississippi
Family Law Lawyer in New Albany
Irreconcilable differences and contested divorce, alimony, and property division. Representing clients in New Albany and throughout Union County.
Call (662) 200-0100Divorce in Mississippi turns on grounds, proof, and how marital property is classified. We work toward a settlement that holds up and litigate when the other side will not deal fairly.
New Albany matters are filed in Union County, thirty minutes northwest of Tupelo. If you live or were injured in New Albany, your matter will likely be handled in Union County, and our office appears there regularly.
What we do for New Albany clients
- Uncontested and contested divorce
- Equitable distribution of property and debt
- Alimony and spousal support
- Separate maintenance and protective orders
Questions we hear
- Does Mississippi have no fault divorce?
- Only by agreement. Irreconcilable differences requires both spouses to consent, so contested cases proceed on fault grounds.
- How is property divided?
- Mississippi uses equitable distribution, which means a fair division based on contribution and need rather than an automatic split.