Divorce is often a complex and emotional process and this is further complicated by common misconceptions surrounding the process of filing for divorce. Particularly in Arkansas, several myths persist that can cause unnecessary confusion and stress. Understanding the...
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5 reasons to avoid posting about your divorce on social media
Divorce is a deeply personal and sensitive matter that can have a significant impact on your life. In an era dominated by social media, it may be tempting to share every aspect of your divorce journey online. However, you should consider the potential consequences and...
What happens to the mortgage when you divorce?
When your Arkansas marriage reaches its end, you and your former partner must figure out how to divide up any assets and debts you currently share so that you may transition into living life on your own. For many former couples, the home they share is among their most...
Will Keeping My Marital Home Make Me House-poor?
Divorce involves planning for a future without a spouse. For instance, if you want to stay in your marital house, you should determine how you will pay for it without the income of your ex. However, even if you can afford the home, you might end up in bad financial...
What Not To Do In A Divorce
You may feel inclined to autopilot through the whirlwind of divorce, but a little mindfulness and proactivity may make the process smoother. Here are five things not to do in a divorce. 1. Post Details Online A divorce is an emotionally charged ordeal, with plenty of...
What Should You Know About Alimony?
Getting through a divorce is difficult for many reasons, and plenty of people have concerns about maintaining their current lifestyle if they let go of the main breadwinner. This is where alimony, also called spousal support, comes in. But what exactly is it, and how...
How Property Division Works In Arkansas
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...
Locating Hidden Assets In Your Divorce
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...
What Financial Steps To Take After A Divorce
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...
Can You Collect Social Security Using An Ex-spouse’s Earnings?
Many people in Arkansas marriages wind up sacrificing their own schooling or careers for the sake of their partners. If you list yourself among those who spent more time managing a home or raising children than you did in the workforce, you may have valid concerns...