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Divorce can disrupt everything you have built—your routine, your family life and your sense of financial stability. If you have spent years caring for your children or managing your home, it is normal to feel uncertain about how you will manage on your own. Arkansas...
There are many expenses to address after someone dies. Funerals are expensive. So are probate proceedings. Families have to pay for the courts to oversee estate administration and settle any disputes about property. Typically, the assets that become the property of...
You may not have been the family breadwinner, but you kept everything running. Raising the kids, managing the home and supporting your spouse’s career are equally valuable contributions to the marriage, even if they aren’t tied to a paycheck. Arkansas law recognizes...
Going through a divorce when you share children with your ex is a complex situation. If you’re the parent who moves out of the marital home, things can become much more complicated. One thing that can increase the difficulty you’re facing is knowing that your...
Most people who are going through a divorce know that there are many things that they have to do when their marriage ends. One thing they may not think about is revising their estate plan. In Arkansas, portions of the will that involve the ex-spouse are automatically...
Fathers are important figures in their children’s lives, and family law recognizes this role. Whether you are going through a separation, never married the child’s other parent or are trying to stay involved in your child’s life, understanding your rights can help...
Living together without marriage is common, but you may wonder what rights you have as an unmarried couple in Arkansas. This blog breaks down what protections and limitations apply to unmarried partners to help you understand your legal standing. Understanding legal...
If you’ve spent most of your adult life managing the home and caring for your family, facing divorce later in life can feel overwhelming. You might wonder how you’ll make ends meet, where you’ll live or whether retirement is still possible. The good news is that you...
Military divorces in Arkansas differ from civilian cases due to the unique rules that apply to service members and their spouses. These cases often involve more complexities because of military benefits, deployment, and specific federal laws. It’s important for anyone...
When a loved one passes away, the probate process begins. In Arkansas, the timeline for probate depends on the estate's complexity, the presence of a will, and any disputes. Understanding the process helps you know what to expect. What is probate? Probate is the legal...