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Abuse, Neglect and Foster Care
   A Guide to the Mississippi Courts and Legal System for Victims of Family Violence (Separate Website)

By: MS Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  
   
   Abused Children (Separate Website)
This site provides information about what is an abused child, how to report abuse, and indicators of abuse.
By: MS Department of Human Services
  
   
   Abused Children (Separate Website)
This site provides information about what is an abused child, how to report abuse, and indicators of abuse.
  
   
   Family and Children's Services (Separate Website)
This site covers Department of Human Services’ role in protecting vulnerable children and adults from abuse, neglect or exploitation. It also discusses Adoptions, Foster Care and Child Protection.
By: MS Department of Human Services
  
   
   What are the Grounds for Terminating Parental Rights? (Separate Website)
In extreme cases the court can terminate the rights of a parent legally severing the relationship. Learn what the court considers grounds for terminating parental rights.
By: The Mississippi Bar
  
   
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Adoption
   Family Law: Adoption FAQ (Separate Website)

By: Lawyers.com
  
   
   Mississippi Adoption Services (Separate Website)
Various adoption resources for Mississippi
By: Adoption.org
  
   
   Replacing Your Vital Documents (Separate Website)

By: Firstgov
  
   
   What are the Steps in Adopting A Child? (Separate Website)
Adoption can bring joy to both the adopted child and the new parents. The legal procedure for adoption focuses on the best interest of the child and protects the privacy of the child and the natural parents.
By: The Mississippi Bar
  
   
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Child Support
   Child Support and the Military (Separate Website)

By: Lawyers.com
  
   
   Child Support Enforcement (Separate Website)
Most Commonly Asked Questions about the Child Support Program
By: MS Department of Human Services
  
   
   Child Support through Treasury Offset (Separate Website)
This site discusses the Treasury Offset Program.
  
   
   Child Support: Questions and Answers (Separate Website)
This site discusses Treasury Offset Program for Child Support.
  
   
   Child Support: What Every Mother and Father Should Know (Separate Website)
Knowing the rights and responsibilities of child support arrangements can help avoid potential confrontations.
By: The Mississippi Bar
  
   
   Garnishment - Child Support/Alimony (Separate Website)
In order to implement a garnishment or wage attachment against any member of the military or any civilian employee of the Department of Defense (DOD), an income withholding order, or similar process, must be served upon DFAS. This document explains how to get your support.
By: U.S. Defense Finance and Accounting Service
  
   
   Garnishment - Child Support/Alimony FAQs (Separate Website)
Frequently asked questions about Child Support and Alimony.
By: U.S. Defense Finance and Accounting Service
  
   
   How is the Amount of Alimony Determined? (Separate Website)
See what factors are considered in awarding alimony.
By: The Mississippi Bar
  
   
   License Suspension Program (Separate Website)
Division of Child Support Enforcement license suspension program allows certain licenses to be suspended for failure to pay court ordered child support. The document discusses the process and procedures.
By: MS Department of Human Services
  
   
   Uniformed Services Former Spouses’ Protection Act (Separate Website)
The Uniformed Services Former Spouses' Protection Act recognizes the right of state courts to distribute military retired pay to a spouse or former spouse. This site explains the Act and how to collect on your court award.
  
   
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Custody/Visitation
   Child Custody and Religion (Separate Website)
Law and Religion in Child Custody Cases. The Supreme Court has not yet decided a cases involving religion and custody. However, the courts will consider one of the three when deciding custody cases. 1) Actual or Substantial Harm 2)Risk of Harm 3) No Harm Required
  
   
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