Woods Law Firm, PLLC

10/03/2026

So many great submissions! Of course, we’d never tell you which one to pick… but #10 does have its affairs in order 👻

10/01/2026

The only thing scarier than your family fighting over your estate is knowing you could have prevented it ⚖️💀

Our scarecrows are officially ready for the Brandon Main Street Association Scarecrow Contest!

The Grim Reaper and the Judge want this to be your friendly Halloween reminder: having an estate plan in place can help keep your family out of a fight later.

Stop by, check out our scarecrow display, and enjoy a little Halloween fun in Downtown Brandon! 👻

09/25/2026

We stopped by our neighbors at Vintiques today to celebrate Dolly Parton Day and support a great cause!

Vintiques is collecting books to benefit Baptist Children’s Village, and we were glad to contribute a few of our own.

Stop by today, bring a book to donate, shop local, and spend some time in Downtown Brandon.

It’s always good to see our community come together to support others!

09/21/2026

Woods Law Firm is proud to congratulate Kent Bounds on passing the Bar Exam! ⚖️

Kent brings a unique combination of professional experience, academic achievement, and dedication to serving others to our firm.

After studying culinary arts, Kent earned his business degree from Delta State University, where he served on the Business Student Administration Council. He went on to build a career in the agriculture industry before pursuing his law degree at Mississippi College School of Law.

During law school, Kent served as Justice of the Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity’s Griffis Chapter and received the Outstanding Externship Student Award from the Clinical Legal Education Association for his work with the Mississippi Volunteer Lawyers Project.

We are proud to have Kent on our team and look forward to seeing him use his legal knowledge and diverse professional experience to serve our clients and community.

Please join us in congratulating Kent on this outstanding achievement!

09/11/2026

Twenty-five years ago, an ordinary morning changed our world forever. Today, we remember the lives lost, the families forever changed, and the heroes who answered the call. May we never forget, and may we always remember the unity, strength, and compassion that followed.

🍽️ The City of Brandon is hosting a Patriot Day Luncheon today from 11 a.m.– 12:30 p.m. at the Brandon Civic Center, to honor our first responders. See you there!

09/04/2026

Woods Law Firm will be closed for Labor Day on Monday, September 7, as we take time to recognize the hard work and dedication of workers across our community and beyond.

Our office will reopen with normal business hours on Tuesday, September 8.

We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend! 🇺🇸

08/18/2026

A will is more than a legal document. It’s a way to make your wishes clear, protect the people who matter most, and give your family one less difficult decision to make during an already difficult time.

August is Make a Will Month, and there’s no better time to put a plan in place. Whether you’re raising a family, own a home, have built a business, or simply want a say in what happens to the things you’ve worked for, having a will matters.

Don’t leave your family with questions when you can leave them with a plan.

Contact Woods Law Firm today to schedule an appointment and take this important step for the people you love.

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08/08/2026

What a great night at Brandon Main Street Association’s 042 Nights: Back to School! 📚

We’re grateful to be part of events that bring our community together and make Brandon such a special place to call home. It means even more now getting to raise my daughter in a community that shows up the way this one does.

Wishing all of our students, teachers, and families a safe, successful, and wonderful school year ahead!

07/31/2026

Adam Woods was honored to speak today alongside fellow Rankin County Justice Court Judges during the Rankin County Bar Association’s 16th Annual CLE, All Rise: What Judges Want You to Know.

Thank you to the Rankin County Bar Association for the invitation and to everyone who attended. Continuing legal education and collaboration help strengthen our local justice system and better serve the citizens of Rankin County.

Honored to have the opportunity to speak today alongside our Rankin County Justice Court judges during the Rankin County Bar Association’s 16th Annual CLE, All Rise: What Judges Want You to Know.

It was a privilege to share the podium with Judges Richard Redfern, Whitney Adams, Bo Agnew, and Adam Woods to discuss Justice Court practice and procedure. I’m grateful to the RCBA for the invitation and to everyone who attended for their engagement and commitment to continuing legal education. Working together to strengthen our local justice system benefits both the legal community and the citizens we serve.