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When unmarried parents separate, custody and parenting-time questions often arise. In Arkansas, legal paternity is usually the first step for an unmarried father who wants the court to address custody or visitation. Importantly, Arkansas law provides that if a child...
The shift from living apart to formal divorce turns private decisions into enforceable court orders. If both spouses already agree on the main issues, the case often proceeds as uncontested. Living apart does not create enforceable divorce terms Living separately does...
Divorce doesn't just affect a person's finances—it can also affect the retirement savings they have built up over the years. A divorce may divide a person's retirement accounts based on two main factors: when the money was put in and where that money came from....