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• From our office in Tupelo, Mississippi, the Laher Law Firm serves clients in Mississippi and Tennessee. We defend people with any federal or state criminal charge.

  Rob Laher, founder of the Laher Law Firm, is a rare criminal defense lawyer. He takes an exhaustive approach to every case, delving into not only the relevant laws, but also the science and psychology behind each case. He believes, and experience has shown him, that every case can have a successful result.

  Rob knows that in criminal defense, his client is his best teammate. To give a jury the knowledge and information they need, Rob immerses himself in his clients lives to get to know who they are, not just what they are accused of doing: he digs until he finds the person. He then presents this information to a jury, as if describing a movie or great book, to make the jury understand what really happened, what the case is really about, and, most importantly, why his client is facing criminal charges. If your criminal defense lawyer doesn't understand the reason behind the criminal charges and who you really are as a person, how will the jury understand?

  Rob Laher will take your case as seriously as you do. More than just a lawyer, he becomes like a partner to each of his clients, building a strong defense and carefully reviewing every aspect of the case. He is always ready to take a case to court if need be and his trial skills are undeniable.

  Rob is known for his exhaustive preparation in each case, going over and over the facts, searching for the explanations behind the facts, and breaking down to how the case will play out: What facts will the jury believe? How will their belief affect the client and the claim? How will all these facts be incorporated into a full, convincing account of what happened?

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Could someone please help me with a template of some sort (that is official enough to be typed up and notarized) that I can send to my five year old son's mother, requesting her compliance in partaking a voluntary DNA test to legally establish paternity, since she has been trying to keep me out of our son's life for the last five years? I do plan on hiring an attorney to have this done through the courts and ultimately taking her to court for visitation rights.. But before I do that, I would like an official document of request, so when I do take her to court, I can have official documentation that she refuses to comply to my request. I really would it appreciate is so much!!. ***In response to the second comment, I know I don't "have" to send anything, but I thought it would be a nice gesture to show that I've tried. & once I establish paternity, I'd start sending her monthly checks for voluntary child support to show I'm trying, until I can afford an attorney for visitational rights. As for a document stating I'm the father, I have a paper from the department of social services, where she put me down as the father.. ***In response to the second comment, I know I don't "have" to send anything, but I thought it would be a nice gesture to show that I've tried. & once I establish paternity, I'd start sending her monthly checks for voluntary child support to show I'm trying, until I can afford an attorney for visitational rights. As for a document stating I'm the father, I have a paper from the department of social services, where she put me down as the father.. ***In response to the second comment, I know I don't "have" to send anything, but I thought it would be a nice gesture to show that I've tried. & once I establish paternity, I'd start sending her monthly checks for voluntary child support to show I'm trying, until I can afford an attorney for visitational rights. As for a document stating I'm the father, I have a paper from the department of social services, where she put me down as the father..

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I know someone who has a daughter with his ex. They lived on one side of the country and his ex's family lived in another. While they were still together they signed a form with power of attorney so that the grandparents of the daughter (on his ex's side) could have a say in what goes on while she was visiting her grandparents. This was not meant to sign away custody. Well we they broke up, because they were never married, he moved back to his hometown, which is where her parents, the grandparents lives, and he just wants joint custody. That is what he has anyways with the birth certificate. They were engaged to marry. Well the mom sent the baby to her parents to raise her so the mom could go to school (supposedly) across the country. Dad just wants to see his kid. There is no court thing saying he owes child support to her but the grandparents are saying he owes them $5000 for the 2 months he didn't have a job. Their daughter hasn't worked in 2 years. They had tried to get him sign a form saying he would pay them that money but he wouldn't sign in. However he did sign a form with power of attorney with the grandparents.. . So I was wondering, does he owe 5k to them? Also did he sign over his parental rights when he gave them power of attorney? They won't give him a copy of the document and he never got one. They refuse to let him see her because they say he owes them money. Is that kidnapping? He just wants to raise his kid because the mom parties and cheated on him with another girl and she's off having sex and drug parties. She never helped with the daughter anyways. She always gave to her parents while he was working so she could go out..

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