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Different states have different rules when it comes to property division in a divorce. In Arkansas’ case, the state considers any property acquired by either party during the course of the marriage to be marital property, with very few exceptions. Anything acquired by...
Some people in Arkansas never create estate plans, and many cite similar reasons for not doing so. Some say they did not create an estate plan because they felt as if they did not have enough assets to warrant doing so. Others claim they never did so because they did...
When you have a child with someone in Arkansas outside of marriage, you need to take certain legal steps if you wish to collect child support or gain visitation or custody rights, depending on your situation. While establishing paternity enables you to collect child...
Part of the paperwork required for your divorce includes financial details that contribute to child support, alimony and asset division determinations. A key part of the financial evaluation is the Affidavit of Financial Means, which details your income, assets and...
Once the state of Arkansas creates a child support arrangement for your son or daughter, the parent obligated to pay support must pay the full amount until the child either comes of age or a new court order takes effect. When specific circumstances exist and certain...
A will plays an important and necessary role in any Arkansas estate plan, but a will only does so much. While a will lets you dictate who you want to inherit your assets when you die and gives you a chance to appoint someone guardian over your children, you may have...
Much of the hard work in a divorce comes before and during the proceeding. However, the time after a divorce can also determine in part your financial status. Making a few smart moves at this stage will help you move forward without unnecessary complications and...
Having an Arkansas estate plan is important for several key reasons. First, it gives you control over what happens to your assets, legacy and personal affairs. Second, it helps your loved ones and beneficiaries know your wishes with regard to asset distribution,...
Typically, you will have many indications that your relationship is in trouble. But sometimes, one spouse is good at covering up their feelings, and you only discover something was seriously wrong when you get divorce papers. If you have doubts about your marriage,...
Ending a marriage often creates tension and anxiety. Major decisions hang in the balance while emotions run high. It is no surprise people tend to make poor choices during these times. Every divorcing spouse should avoid traveling down counterproductive paths....