G. Charles “Chuck” Bordis

Bordis Danos Pierce

Ocean Springs, MS

30+ Years Experience

Licensed in 1 State

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About G.

Over the past three decades, Charles “Chuck” Bordis has had the opportunity to represent clients in all areas of Chancery Court, including but not limited to divorce, custody, child support, alimony, equitable distribution of assets, conservatorships, guardianships, emancipations, injunctive relief, partition suits, easements, property line disputes, judicial foreclosures, estates, will contests, muniment of title, school board appeals, and bond validation. Chuck also has vast experience in real estate transactions, personal injury actions, and insurance disputes. He has practiced in Court, throughout the state, and handled numerous appeals to the Mississippi Court of Appeals and the Mississippi Supreme Court. In addition to maintaining a private practice, beginning in 1992, Chuck served as Chancery Court Master in Jackson County, Mississippi, hearing cases and making recommendations to Chancellors. In 1999, he was appointed as Family Master in the Sixteenth Judicial District of Jackson County, during which he presided over approximately 1000 cases each year involving paternity, child support, contempt, modification, divorce, custody, visitation, DHS matters, and any other matters referred by Chancellors. Additionally, for 16 years, Chuck represented the Ocean Springs School District, as well as other school districts in south Mississippi. On February 21, 2009, Governor Haley Barbour, recognizing his skill and experience in Chancery Court, appointed Chuck as Chancery Court Judge in the Sixteenth Judicial District of Jackson County to fill the vacancy of Randy “Bubba” Pierce, who accepted an appointment to the Mississippi Supreme Court. Chuck was re-elected to this position in 2010. After serving the duration of this term, he retired from the bench to re-enter private practice. Since stepping down from the bench, Chuck has enjoyed a thriving Chancery practice. Additionally, given his prior judicial experience, he is frequently retained as a mediator or arbitrator to preside over contract disputes, divorces, and any other issues requiring alternative dispute resolution.