Family Law

Prenuptial agreements provide valuable protection for individuals entering a marriage, particularly when safeguarding financial and personal assets. In Arkansas, understanding the benefits of these agreements helps couples make informed decisions about their future....

Grandparents play an important role in many children’s lives, but visitation rights can become complicated if parents limit access. Arkansas law provides a legal process for grandparents to seek visitation rights when it benefits the child. Filing a petition for...

Divorce can be a challenging process, especially when both spouses have a strong attachment to their pets. Pets are often seen as members of the family, and deciding who gets to keep them can be difficult. Pet custody has become an important aspect of divorce...

Virtual visitation has become an important part of child custody arrangements. With technology, it is now easier for parents and children to stay in touch.  In Arkansas, virtual visitation can be included in custody agreements to make sure non-custodial parents can...

In Arkansas, you can request child support modifications under specific circumstances. Knowing when and how to request a modification can ensure that the child support amount remains fair and appropriate for both parties involved. Significant changes in income One...

Terminating parental rights is a serious legal action that permanently ends the legal relationship between a parent and their child. This process can only occur through a court order and is usually pursued to protect the child's best interests. In Arkansas, the legal...

Paying child support for multiple children can present unique challenges and financial obligations for parents. It is important to understand the responsibilities involved and to have a plan in place to ensure that each child receives the support they need. Parents...

Child support is a vital aspect of ensuring the well-being of children after a divorce. However, in some cases, one parent may fail to meet their child support obligations. This can lead to financial hardships for the custodial parent and the child. Parents should go...

Parentification occurs when a child takes on the role of a parent against his or her will, often due to the actual parent's inability or unwillingness to fulfill their responsibilities. A normal level of chores and household responsibilities is not parentification. It...

When it comes to financial responsibilities, paying child support is of utmost importance. However, the traditional methods of making payments, such as writing checks or physically visiting government offices, can be time-consuming and inconvenient. With the...