Mississippi

Not unless you can prove he's incapable of caring for himself due to phsyical or diagnosed mental difficulties. At 18, a person is a legal adult.

The Mississippi Supreme Court is composed of 9 justices.

Check your state's laws. each one is different. In Kentucky, you can marry at 16. Most other states are 18. * All minors must have parental consent or permission from the court to marry if they are under the legal age of majority which is 18 in all US states with the exception of Nebraska where the age is 19. Exceptions are made in some states if specific circumstances exist and the minor is a resident of said state. A minor who crosses state lines for any reason w/o parental permission is in violation of Federal Statutes 18 USC 2243 and 18 USC 2423 and can be taken into custody and remanded to juvenile authorities of the home state.

A Mechanic's lien is filed by going to the city or county recorder's office with the documentation required by the state where the property is located.

To file a lien against a debtor for other purposes, the lender must sue the borrower and then enforce the judgment award as a lien against real property belonging to the person in question.

If you're over 18 and unless you have it expunged, it will be on your permanent record. * Misdemeanor convictions are not automatically removed or erased upon a set length of time. A misdemeanor can be removed from the person's records for "employment purposes" if specific criteria is met. The general requirement is that the convicted person was placed on probations under the terms of "probation before verdict". Contact the justice department of the Georgia State Attorney's office in writen form only, for further information. Juvenile records are not expunged but are sealed by the court when the person reaches the age of majority, unless the minor was certified and convicted as an adult. Juvenile records can be re-opened by the court if circumstances warrant the action.

Yes. Mississippi has no residency requirement, so, yes, even if you live in another state, you can get married in Mississippi. However, you have to have parental consent if you're *under 21*. (I did verify this today with the county clerk's office)

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Jefferson Davis was a U.S. Senator from Mississippi, the U.S. Secretary of War, and the President of the Confederate States of America.

Jackson Pop. 184,256 These are the top ten biggest citys in Mississippi.

Gulfport Pop. 71,127

Biloxi Pop. 50,644

Hattiesburg Pop. 44,779

Greenville Pop. 41,633

Meridian Pop. 39,968

Tupelo Pop. 34,211

Southaven Pop. 28,977

Vicksburg Pop. 26,407

Pascagoula Pop. 26,200

According to a November 2011 Public Policy Polling survey, 60% of respondents in Mississippi opposed all legal recognition of same-sex relationships. 10% supported same-sex marriage and 28% supported civil unions. 2% were undecided.

Thanks Mackey for extending on my post. I did mean that this person could go see a lawyer and go through the natural process which includes property rights, etc. I was slow on the up-take. LOL Marcy Yes you can, but it's advisable to see a lawyer on this. Since your spouse is incarcerated there in no need for his permission to get a divorce and the courts are quite lenient in these types of cases. Marcy * No. In the U.S. both parties of a dissolution of marriage must be notified of the action or a reasonable attempt for notification made, before the divorce is granted. Even a person who is incarcerated may have legal rights to marital property. The person wishing to file the divorce can do so in the city or county court of their residence. The filing spouse must inform the court of the whereabouts of the incarcerated spouse and he or she must be served dissolution papers and given the amount of response time allowed by the laws of the state in which the dissolution petition is filed or the state in which the marriage took place, whichever is the longest. If the incarcerated spouse does not respond accordingly either in acceptance or opposition to the dissolution terms, the divorce will be granted to the petitioner on the grounds of default.

No. The term "civil partnership" is used in several European countries to describe what in the United States would be called a "civil union." Mississippi law does not recognize civil unions or civil partnerships. It does, however recognize civil marriages between parties of opposite genders only.

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Tennessee has 11 electoral votes. Tennessee has two U.S. Senators and nine congressmen. The state has had 11 electoral votes since 1984, and will continue to have 11 electoral votes through the 2012, 2016, and 2020 presidential elections.

The number of electoral votes for each state is equal to the sum of its number of Senators and its number of Representatives in the U.S. House of Representatives. Based on the 2010 Census, there are 4 members of the U.S. House of Representatives from Mississippi. Therefore, Mississippi has 6 electoral votes.

ALL criminal charges of which you were convicted (both Misdemeanor and Felony) ALWAYS stay on your record..., forever. They never go away, unless it was committed when you were a minor. Then the juvenile record is sealed when you reach the age of adulthood in your state.

It is just north of St. Louis, at West Alton, Missouri.

There is a Missouri state park originally called Confluence Point State Park on the north side of the Missouri where it joins the Mississippi.

On the south side is a conservation area called Columbia Bottoms.

Alabama has 160 miles of coastline at a minimum. This estimate does not include an estimate for the shoreline of the many peninsulas, islands and inlet bays which could easily make the total amount rise to 200 if not more.

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the i-35W bridge collapsed because there was to much structural stress on the bridge at the time, when the bridge collapsed it was rush hour time so there was to much weight on the bridge.

^^^NO! the bridge collapsed because the design was flawed. the gusset plate that failed was too thin for the loading. this was the engineers error, hence the lawsuit.

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No. Mississippi is a state; just one of the 50 states of the United States of America.

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Yes, Lamborghinis are legal to own and drive in Mississippi, as they are in all U.S. states. However, owners must ensure that their vehicles comply with local regulations, including emissions standards and safety requirements. As with any vehicle, proper registration and insurance are also necessary to legally operate a Lamborghini on public roads in the state.

It is the 32nd largest US State.