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The attorney’s fee is based upon the amount of time devoted to your case. It is impossible to determine in advance how much time will be needed. In addition to M. Craig Robertson, it may be necessary for other professionals to work on your case. I will use my best judgment to determine the most economical use of my time and the time of any staff.
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In order to file for divorce, one spouse must be a resident of Mississippi for at least six months before filing for divorce. However, for a divorce action, a person who is in the armed forces and stationed in Mississippi is considered to be a resident.
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