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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?...
There may come a day when you’re unable to make decisions on your own, but that doesn’t mean that there won’t be some that have to be made. Taking the time now to determine who you want to be your medical proxy ensures that those decisions can be made for you. In...
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...
Your spouse recently told you that they would like to get a divorce. That may not surprise you, as you have seen issues in the marriage for some time. You agree that divorce may be the right path forward. What does surprise you, though, is that your spouse also tells...
Dating before your divorce is final can feel like a natural step forward. Many people emotionally move on long before paperwork wraps up. Still, when a divorce is ongoing, dating can raise legal and practical issues one may not expect, especially when children are...
You may be concerned that incapacitation in the future will leave you unable to make some of your own decisions. Maybe you have a family history of strokes, for example, so you are worried that you could suffer a stroke in the future. This could leave you without the...
Spousal support is one of the most misunderstood parts of the 21st-century divorce process. Unlike child support, which follows strict formulas, spousal maintenance decisions depend on the specific circumstances of the marriage. Today, courts in Arkansas have broad...
If you are moving toward a divorce, you might start thinking about how you and your spouse are going to divide up the assets that you own jointly. One of these assets could be your home. Naturally, to divide it, you typically have to sell the house and then split up...
When parents decide to separate or divorce in Arkansas, one key requirement that they would need to work on and present at court is their parenting plan. This formal document will contain each parent’s schedules with their children and how they plan to share their...