Some people who decide to divorce look forward to the day when they no longer have to speak to their ex. If you share children with your ex, this isn’t going to happen at least until the children are grown. You and your ex will have to find suitable ways to...
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Can you delay when someone gets their inheritance?
As you write your will, you start thinking about how different beneficiaries may use the inheritance that you are leaving to them. You may have concerns about one beneficiary in particular because they are relatively young. Perhaps they are in college, just 18 or 19...
How to make your divorce more amicable
Divorce is stressful for everyone involved. The process often stirs up conflict, but it does not have to be defined by hostility. With the right mindset and approach, it is possible to reduce tension and remain amicable during and after the divorce. Here are some key...
2 things to know about property division in Arkansas
Divorce requires going through several steps so that the marriage can be dissolved. One of these has to do with dividing the marital estate. The property division process that occurs during a divorce is often one of the most challenging tasks that has to be done...
3 legal steps homemakers can take to regain control after divorce
Divorce can disrupt everything you have built—your routine, your family life and your sense of financial stability. If you have spent years caring for your children or managing your home, it is normal to feel uncertain about how you will manage on your own. Arkansas...
What debts must an estate cover when a person dies?
There are many expenses to address after someone dies. Funerals are expensive. So are probate proceedings. Families have to pay for the courts to oversee estate administration and settle any disputes about property. Typically, the assets that become the property of...
Non-financial contributions to the marriage count in a divorce
You may not have been the family breadwinner, but you kept everything running. Raising the kids, managing the home and supporting your spouse’s career are equally valuable contributions to the marriage, even if they aren’t tied to a paycheck. Arkansas law recognizes...
How can you help your children adjust to your home after divorce?
Going through a divorce when you share children with your ex is a complex situation. If you’re the parent who moves out of the marital home, things can become much more complicated. One thing that can increase the difficulty you’re facing is knowing that your...
How does a divorce impact an Arkansas estate plan?
Most people who are going through a divorce know that there are many things that they have to do when their marriage ends. One thing they may not think about is revising their estate plan. In Arkansas, portions of the will that involve the ex-spouse are automatically...
3 things you should know about your rights as a father
Fathers are important figures in their children’s lives, and family law recognizes this role. Whether you are going through a separation, never married the child’s other parent or are trying to stay involved in your child’s life, understanding your rights can help...

