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You and your spouse are the parents of one or more adopted children. As you and your spouse plan to split up, you worry about whether this will have any bearing on the legal proceedings and whether the divorce will be harder on your adopted children than it would be...
If you are going through a divorce and have children, you may have some well-founded concerns about shuffling your kids between two households. After all, according to Psychology Today, moving children between your home and your ex-spouse's house may cause them to...
Emotions can run high after a divorce, especially if your co-parent is exhibiting signs of trying to alienate your children. Learning about how this tactic can harm your relationship with them can help you determine what steps to take next. Confusing Your Children...
When you split from your Arkansas husband or wife and your ex was the primary breadwinner, you may wonder whether you are going to struggle to maintain the same lifestyle you have now when your divorce becomes official. You may decide to ask for alimony, or spousal...
Each state has unique laws that apply when it comes to married people’s rights to their spouse’s property. One such law is known as dower and curtesy. Arkansas is one of the only states to recognize this concept. The Legal Information Institute defines dower and...
Taking care of your family is your top priority. Creating an estate plan is an important part of providing for their future, but if you do not regularly review your plan, you could leave your loved ones unprepared for your death. It can be difficult to know when to...
Parallel parenting is a form of co-parenting after a divorce that many people praise for its ability to help lower or even eliminate the chance of arguments and disputes. This is often a lifesaver for couples who want to co-parent but simply cannot do so directly...
Estate planning is often a sore subject within families. Even if you strive to make decisions that are fair and just, your heirs can still end up frustrated by them after you are gone. This highlights the importance of speaking with your heirs now, so you can explain...
If you choose to file for legal separation or divorce in Arkansas, you remain emotionally and financially responsible for your children. Whether the children live with you the majority of the time or you split custody with your spouse, both parents should contribute...
You had your first baby recently, and you want to do everything possible to provide for your newborn. Do you have someone in mind to take care of your baby if you and the other parent die unexpectedly? U.S. News & World Report offers insights about guardians for...