


Just some humor to brighten your Friday.
Matthew Thompson is a Family Law attorney and reminds you to find the humor when and where you can…




Just some humor to brighten your Friday.
Matthew Thompson is a Family Law attorney and reminds you to find the humor when and where you can…

“Everyone has his day (in court) and some days last longer than others.” – Winston Churchill (a paraphrase).
I had a victory today in Court. I was in County Court of all places, somewhere that I do not frequent. It was not a family law case either. It was a dispute over money though, and I deal with that a lot. It was a fair trial, in front of a fair judge that went to great lengths to hear both sides.
“It’s funny how the outcome of Court determines whether you had ‘your day’ in Court or a ‘long day’ in Court” – Matthew Thompson
Matthew Thompson is a Family Law Professor at MC Law and a Family Law Attorney and can help you to have your day in Court.
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You may also contact Matthew with your family law case, question or concern at (601) 850-8000 or Matthew@bowtielawyer.ms
Below are the Top Rated posts for BowTieLawyer for 2012 and a few of my favorites. Thank you for viewing this blog, posting comments and sharing. I think this is a worthwhile blog and I enjoy doing it.
I began on August 14, 2012, blogging about Family Law issues and whatever else I felt like.
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There is article after article and study after study listing the Top Reasons for Divorce. Here are my “unscientific” Top Reasons for Divorce.

1) Sex. The complaint is either one wants too much, one wants too little, or one is having it with someone they are not supposed to. Frequently its a combination of all 3.
2) Money. The complaint here is that one has too little, one wants too much, or one is sharing it with someone they are not supposed to, or spending on something they should not, or spending money they don’t have…
3) Getting Old. This complaint can refer to; a) the concept of the relationship getting old, losing its “new car smell,” becoming incompatible, or it can refer to b) the parties actually getting old and, typically, the fellow trading his current spouse for a newer, younger model. Crass, but true. Additionally, getting old can refer to c) the bad habits, the nagging, the actions that you used to be able to tolerate from your spouse, but have gotten on your nerves so much that you can no longer take it.
These are frequent reasons that cause divorce, or at least contribute to the cause of divorce.
Thompson Law Firm, PLLC http://www.bowtielawyer.ms (601) 850-8000
Matthew@bowtielawyer.ms