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If each person in a marriage has a different path in life, they might start to live separately before divorce is even on the table. When a couple begins the divorce process, living apart can simplify some aspects of the proceedings. There is certainly no requirement...
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...
When someone passes away, their family often argues about how to divide their belongings. These fights take a long time and damage relationships. Mediation solves these disagreements without court involvement. It helps families find fair solutions together. Mediation...
Blended families face unique challenges in estate planning. Partners often bring children from previous relationships, so it’s wise to create a plan that protects everyone’s interests. A good plan ensures fair treatment for biological children, stepchildren, and...
It is not easy to end your marriage, especially when you have tried to salvage it through counseling. It is natural to wonder if those attempts, even if unsuccessful, have legal repercussions. Can we get into divorce proceedings right away? Arkansas, as a no-fault"...
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...
After a divorce in Arkansas, the child custody arrangement may work well for a while, but life changes, and sometimes those changes mean you need to adjust the custody plan. Seeking a child custody modification can help ensure that the custody arrangement continues to...
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...
Probate can feel overwhelming, but there are simplified options for small estates. In Arkansas, a smaller estate may be eligible for an easier probate process, saving time and money. Understanding the distinctions between regular and small estate probate helps...
Divorce can create a lot of questions about finances, including your retirement savings. If you spent years working hard to build up your nest egg, you want to protect as much of it as possible. Understanding your options can help you keep your future secure. Knowing...