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Few Saturdays match the energy of a Razorbacks home game. Tailgates start early, fans pack the streets and excitement builds throughout the day. At the same time, police increase patrols across Fayetteville and game day arrests often rise along with the crowds. A...
Knowing how to respond when an officer asks to search your car can help you protect your rights while avoiding unnecessary conflict during a traffic stop. Not every request gives police the automatic right to inspect your vehicle, so it is important to understand your...
Drunken driving in Arkansas is a crime bigger than you may realize. A single offense carries long-term consequences you might not have known about. First-time offenders may face mandatory legal penalties for drunken driving offenses. Are you aware of the legal details...
Domestic violence cases in Arkansas can become especially complicated when an alleged victim later changes their story or asks that charges be dropped. Many people assume that a recantation of initially damning allegations automatically ends the prosecution of an...
Even after divorce, you may have to continue sharing decisions about your children's daily lives with your ex-spouse. You may still need to discuss schedules, school events, health needs and activities. Clear communication could make those exchanges less tense and...
An arrest or court order in a family dispute can change your gun rights fast. Judges act to reduce risk while the case moves forward. You can protect yourself when you know exactly when surrender rules apply and how the process works. Before you move a single firearm,...
Divorce generally affects every member of your family, especially your children. Your child might struggle to understand why you and your former spouse are no longer living together. As a parent going through a divorce in Arkansas, you play a crucial role in helping...
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges in Arkansas may arise due to a traffic collision or a one-on-one traffic stop. State law also permits local police departments to conduct DWI checkpoints, also known as sobriety roadblocks. Motorists who encounter DWI...
As co-parents, you only want what is best for your children. This includes the amount of time each parent spends with them. Since Arkansas favors joint custody, creating a plan that advocates for equal parenting time can be a good starting point. But how do you make...
Former spouses who co-parent will not always agree when it comes to discipline. One parent may claim the other is too strict, while the other may claim that they are just providing structure to the child’s life. But where does healthy discipline end and emotional...