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Estate administration involves more than just handing out inheritances to heirs or beneficiaries. Settling financial obligations is an important component of probate proceedings, and it typically happens before the final distribution of property. Personal...
There are many things that are generally challenging for co-parents to handle, one of which is communication. The raw emotions that come with the end of a relationship may make talking to each other difficult, but you can’t just avoid each other when you share...
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...
Many people decide to create a will after they have children or acquire valuable property, such as a home or an ownership interest in a business. Estate plans can also include trusts, advance directives and other documents. Testators may assume that they have adequate...
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...
A large percentage of adults procrastinate about estate planning. Many people put off creating wills for so long that they die without one. Unfortunately, that can leave their loved ones in a very difficult position after their passing. After someone dies, their...
Divorce changes your relationship with your spouse, but it does not end your role as parenting partners. You still share daily responsibilities for your child’s life. You may want to keep a respectful co-parenting relationship. That goal can help your child feel...
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...