Our guest was Deborah H. Bell, Associate Dean for Clinical Programs and Professor of Law, at the University of Mississippi School of Law to take questions concerning divorce and alimony.

Our guest is the new dean of the University of Mississippi School of Law, Susan Duncan. This morning we’ll talk about Restorative Justice .

How do you protect your ownership of a photograph? Do you have to register a song you wrote? This edition features guest attorney and assistant professor Stacey Lantangne.

Today our guest Jennie Eichelberger, of the Eichelberger Law Firm in Jackson answers questions and explains Worker’s Compensation in Mississippi.

Our guest, General Council for the Mississippi Bar, Adam Kilgore, discusses attorney ethics.

When you buy an airline ticket or cruise passage, you enter into a contract. What are your legal rights - learn on our show.

Our guest, Richard A. Courtney, Certified Elder Law Attorney, speaks with us about why we need Estate Planning, what an Advanced Healthcare Directive is, and why a Durable Power of Attorney is important.

In Legal Terms discusses the new laws passed by the Mississippi Legislature that took effect July 1, 2017. Buckle up in your vehicle. Domestic violence as grounds for divorce. Small breweries can sell limited quantities of beer directly to customers on site.

Do you know the difference between Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits and Supplemental Security Income Benefits? Our guest, attorney Angela Davis-Morris from the Davis-Morris Law Firm answers questions about Social Security Disability Law on this edition of In Legal Terms.

Professor Richard Gershon of the University of Mississippi School of Law talks about Mississippi’s HB 1523.

Attorney Joseph Batey talks about Space Law, NASA, and the everyday benefits of space exploration.

Attorney Baskin Jones discuss legal claims involving sports-related concussions and how to become a conservator or power of attorney.

Attorney Frank Coxwell discusses how mortgages are operated and who really owns them. Plus, what is predatory lending and who’s affected most?

Professor Richard Gershon discusses the removal of Confederate monuments controversy and why Mississippi doesn’t have a lottery.