by Amy Pietrowski | Jun 7, 2018 | Family Law
Q: If my parents don’t currently have a will, what challenges should my siblings and I plan to face in the event of their death? First, I would advise your parents to see an attorney to draft their wills. Not having a will presents great challenges not found in...
by Amy Pietrowski | May 8, 2018 | Family Law
Q: I’m about to get married and I have more savings and annual income than my partner. I’m in love and expect this marriage to last forever, but I also don’t want to get caught in a bind if the worst happens. What advice do you have on the importance of a prenuptial...
by Amy Pietrowski | Apr 7, 2018 | Criminal Defense, DUI/DWI Defense, Family Law
Q: Can lawyers claim they are experts in an area? A lawyer cannot simply state they are experts in one area of law unless they are certified as an expert. Certification requires additional continuing legal education courses approved and accredited by the Mississippi...
by Amy Pietrowski | Mar 1, 2018 | Divorce, Family Law
Q: If I get a divorce late in life should there be a division of retirement benefits? An individual’s retirement account may be considered marital property and subject to being split equally upon a divorce between the parties. However, a division of marital property...
by Amy Pietrowski | Feb 1, 2018 | Criminal Defense
Q: How does a jury work in a criminal case? It is a privilege to be an American and we protect that freedom when we: Vote, 2) Serve in the military, 3) Serve on jury duty. The Sixth Amendment of the Constitution guarantees the right to trial by jury in criminal cases....
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