Rely on on an experienced North Mississippi, DUI attorney to get you out of the bind you are in. You may think that it is unnecessary to hire a lawyer for a DUI/DWI charge, but it is one of the most important decisions you will make. It is important to make sure that you have someone on your sid…

While you may have won in court, it can be difficult to collect the money that’s owed to you. This article provides some tips on how you can also get paid in Mississippi when you win your case. Demand Payment Sometimes the defendant is willing to just pay the money they owe rather than try and …

Landlords, like everyone else, are feeling the pressure as COVID-19 continues to cause devastation. Businesses and individuals alike are seeing fewer customers and less revenue. They’re also experiencing a decrease in income that’s limiting their ability to pay rent on time and may mean that land…

Mississippi law states you have to adhere to a 0.08% limit BAC if convicted of DUI. The penalties are imposed by the court & Mississippi Department of Public Safety, and if you are found driving with a BAC of higher concentration, you are almost guaranteed to receive an alcohol-related citation T…

Any person convicted of a first offense DUI under Miss. Code Ann. § 63-11-30(2) or (3), who was not the holder of a commercial driver’s license or commercial learning permit at the time of the offense, may petition the circuit court of the county of conviction for an order to expunge the record o…

The Desoto County Court system includes many courts located within the county. Desoto County has not only the County Courts but also municipal courts. The municipal courts in Desoto County are located in the Cities of: Walls, Horn Lake, Southaven, Olive Branch, Hernando, Nesbit, and Lake Cormo…

When people are released before trial, it’s either through a bond or through an agreement. The Mississippi Constitution, Section 29, dictates that these matters are decided by the courts. The use of the following considerations should be followed when deciding on bail in a case: The length o…

Misdemeanor Expungement of First Offense “Any person who has been convicted of a misdemeanor that is not a traffic violation, and who is a first offender, may petition the justice, county, circuit or municipal court in which the conviction was had for an order to expunge any such conviction from…