(6) Irreconcilable differences may be invoked as the sole ground for divorce or as an alternative ground for divorce from any other ground for divorce referred to in § 93-5-1. § 93-5-2. Each spouse can request that a legal name change be included in their divorce decree. Once the divorce and name change have been granted, the person can update their identity and accounts by providing a certified copy of the judgment. After the divorce, individuals must open a new case to change their name by filing an application to change the adult`s name with the registration court of their district of residence. Maintenance (§ 93-5-23) – Either spouse may apply to the court for financial assistance from the other party, which is paid in one (1) lump sum or periodically after the final divorce. At the final hearing, the judge will examine the couple`s divorce action and the matrimonial settlement agreement, and may question each spouse about their irreconcilable differences and the terms of their agreement. If everything is in order, the judge signs the divorce decree where the divorce becomes final. Once the verdict is received by the clerk`s office, the couple can receive certified copies to update their records. CONSIDERING that we have all acted in good faith and that we have all communicated to each other in a fair, accurate and complete manner with respect to all financial and property matters relating to this Marriage Agreement; When divorce is pronounced, the court may, having regard to the situation of the parties and the nature of the case, to the extent that it may appear just and equitable, make any order affecting the custody, custody and maintenance of the children of the marriage and the maintenance and service of the wife or husband. or any allowance to be granted to him and, if necessary, require a deposit, guarantees or other security for the payment of the amount so admissible. Orders concerning the custody of the children of the marriage may be made in accordance with § 93-5-24.
The court may then, upon request, amend the order and, from time to time, issue new orders as required by the case. However, if it appears that both parents have separate income or inheritance, the court may require each parent to contribute to the support and maintenance of the spouses in proportion to the relative financial means of each parent. In the event that a legally responsible parent has health insurance at his or her disposal or an organization that can provide benefits to the relatives of such a parent, any maintenance order issued against that parent may require him to exercise the possibility of additional coverage for those children for whom he is legally responsible for support. 5. Except as otherwise provided in paragraph 3 of this section, no divorce shall be granted on account of irreconcilable differences where a dispute or refusal has taken place; provided, however, that a divorce may be granted on the basis of irreconcilable differences, if a challenge or refusal has taken place, if the challenge or refusal has been withdrawn or annulled by the party who filed it by authorization and order of the court. CONSIDERING that we wish to settle by mutual agreement all matters relating to our marital affairs, the custody and visitation of children, our personal and immovable property and our finances; Completed divorce forms must be filed with the county registration court where the couple was married or where one of the spouses currently lives. The court clerk charges a deposit fee, which must be paid by cheque, cash or money order. Associated fees vary from county to county; Therefore, the clerk`s office must be contacted in advance to verify the correct amount. Husband and wife agree that this Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Mississippi. A Mississippi marriage agreement is a legal contract in which a married couple agrees to the terms of their divorce, including the division of matrimonial property, maintenance, custody, alimony, and child support. If a couple requests a “not guilty” divorce because of irreconcilable differences, they must reach an agreement before a final verdict can be rendered.
Due to the complex and legally binding nature of marriage settlement agreements, couples are advised to speak to lawyers before performing a contract. CONSIDERING that we mutually intend this Agreement to be a final decision with respect to the matrimonial matters dealt with herein and that we intend this Agreement to be incorporated into any subsequent DIVORCE DECREE. (2) If, by written agreement, the parties provide for the custody and maintenance of the children of this marriage and the settlement of any property rights between the parties, and the court considers that these provisions are appropriate and sufficient, the agreement may be included in the judgment and amended like other divorce decrees. Grounds for divorce (§ 93-5-1 and § 93-5-2) – Spouses may file for divorce on the “innocent” grounds of irreconcilable differences or on one (1) or more of the “fault-based” grounds listed below. General Summary: Separation and property settlement agreements can be signed by the parties to take effect upon dissolution of their marriage. The ownership regime is included in the divorce decree, and such a property regime is not subject to any change. It is treated as a genuine and genuine contract, and the mere fact that it is between a husband and wife who are leaving and that it has been included in a divorce decree does not change its character. C. All child support payments under this Agreement shall be made and rendered as follows: [Choose one:] __ All child support payments shall be paid directly through the appropriate state agency, agent or court designated under the laws of the State of Mississippi to receive and pay such child support payments, or ____ All child support payments will be made directly to the parent, to whom child support is directed. due; However, the parent to whom the payments are due reserves the right, upon written notification to the paying parent, to request that such support be paid directly to the appropriate state agency, official or court designated under the laws of the State of Mississippi to receive and pay such child support. .