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Retirement savings come from years of work and smart planning. During a divorce, these accounts may be divided during the property division process. Knowing how Arkansas courts classify and divide retirement accounts can help protect your long-term financial security....
Divorce results in long-lasting consequences for spouses and any children they share. The end of a marriage has practical and financial implications, as well as the obvious emotional consequences of a drastic change to the family unit. Every state has unique rules...
Divorce often affects every family member. For children, the shift can bring stress as familiar routines change and new living arrangements begin. If you have recently divorced, you may want to help your children adjust healthily. Learning practical ways to support...
It can be a difficult conversation when you tell your children that your marriage is ending. As an adult, you may have had time to prepare for it or you may understand why it is going to be beneficial in the long term. But for children, it can often feel sudden and...
Many people face resistance when deciding to end their marriage. In Arkansas, you can still obtain a legal divorce even if your spouse refuses to sign papers or cooperate. While an uncooperative spouse can complicate the process, it does not prevent it entirely. Does...
If divorce is looming, you might be wondering whether every decision about your assets must be made in court. The thought of a judge deciding who keeps what can feel overwhelming, especially when emotions are already running high. Fortunately, Arkansas law does allow...
People going through a divorce often need the assistance of a variety of professionals. In addition to an attorney, many spouses facing high-asset divorces may choose to hire forensic accountants. Before they commit to a property division settlement or attend court...
There’s been a movement in recent years by some conservative politicians – particularly in the South – to end “no-fault” divorce. Many of those who support ending it claim it makes getting a divorce too easy. No-fault divorce, however, is the choice of many Americans...
Many people use social media every day. They share photos and videos, or they just post updates about their lives. They even use it as a communication tool, sometimes replacing texting. But during a divorce, can those social media posts actually influence the outcome?...
Parenting apps have become a mainstay of shared custody arrangements, especially in high-conflict cases. Sometimes, one parent suggests the use of an app for communication due to the challenges between the parents. Other times, the courts may actually require the use...