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Divorce is tough on Arkansas families. Many divorcing couples work with a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) to reduce the stress of asset division. A CDFA is a licensed professional who assesses and recommends how marital assets should be divided. A CDFA...
Anyone who operates a motor vehicle or boat in Arkansas is bound by the state's implied consent law. The law states that the operator must provide a breath, saliva or urine sample if there is reason to believe that he or she is under the influence of alcohol. Tests...
You will likely experience a variety of challenges establishing a new life after an Arkansas judge signs your divorce decree. However, there are several steps that you can take to help achieve some level of financial security while living life as a single person. Your...
Crimes vary in their degree of seriousness, and someone charged with petty shoplifting won’t face the same potential consequences as someone committing grand larceny. In Arkansas, the state looks at the specifics of residential burglary cases. While all burglary...
The possession, trafficking, and sale of cocaine is a federal and state crime in Arkansas. The majority of cases involving cocaine and other illegal drugs will be handled by state courts. A number of states, including Arkansas, have created drug courts. These can give...
There are certain points you should address when it comes to negotiating a parenting plan with your estranged Arkansas spouse. A detailed plan should anticipate conflicts that can arise later and contain provisions describing how to resolve them. Work out a schedule...
Arkansas business owners going through a divorce naturally take every measure they can to protect their company. It’s important to know what can happen with your business and whether the court will divide it as part of the divorce settlement. How is a business...
When Arkansas spouses begin to consider divorce, they may not know where to begin. Divorce can be a serious emotional, practical and financial undertaking, and it is often fundamentally unexpected. After all, no one begins a marriage with the plan to end it. Dealing...
If you operate a business in the state of Arkansas, it may be considered a marital asset even if your spouse doesn't actively work for the company or hasn't ever. In such a scenario, it's possible that your partner may obtain an equity stake in your firm in a final...
Ending a marriage is one of the hardest things a person can do, and this is often true whether the relationship is dissolved through mediation or in an Arkansas courtroom. Let's take a closer look at some of the toughest challenges that you'll likely encounter as a...