If you and your spouse decide to separate, living together can become a major problem. What happens if your spouse refuses to leave the family home, however? Can you legally have him or her removed? This is a question that a lot of people have during a divorce. The answer is that you can evict your spouse, but only under specific circumstances. Here is what you...
Read PostYou might be a stellar parent when it comes to paying child support. Perhaps you put that check in the mail every month a week before it’s due, just to ensure your children are taken care of. You might be thinking that you should have the right to see your children more often because of how great you are at paying support, but unfortunately that’s not...
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In this Video Podcast Mark L. Scroggins Answers the Question, Why Do People Get Divorced? Some think cheating is the main reason, but it is not, in Mark’s experience. Infidelity, financial issues, intimacy issues, and conflict. Sometimes a marriage fails because of a mixture of several conflicts that the couple cannot get past. The list of reasons people get a divorce is long, but for today’s program,...
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The Courts Are Operating and Law Firms Are Open, Scroggins Law Group is Open for Business Mark leads our program talking about the very incorrect assumption many make, which is that if the courthouses are closed to non-essential matters, the law firms are also closed. No, this is not the case, the law firms are open and so are the courts, with the limitation that some hearings...
Read PostShooting victims may have been targeted by the shooter or they may be innocent bystanders. Either way, victims who survive a shooting may suffer serious residual injuries, including wound infections, muscle or bone damage, and injury to vital organs. Shooting victims can bring legal action against the shooter, but individuals who commit crimes with firearms rarely have the means to pay a judgment. They typically go to...
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