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If you’re wondering which approach to choose between a fault-based and a no-fault divorce, you have options. In Arkansas, you have the liberty to opt for either. Does it make a difference which approach you explore? Understanding how your divorce will play out based...
The decisions made about property division during a divorce help establish the foundation for someone's future. It is important for those preparing for divorce in Arkansas to understand their rights under the law, what usually happens during divorce and what assets...
No-fault divorce is much more common than it was decades ago. Many couples choose this option because their marriage simply isn’t working for any number of reasons. Sometimes, even if one spouse is guilty of serious wrongdoing – like adultery, for example – the other...
When facing the end of a marriage, couples have two basic routes they can take: They can try to negotiate an agreement between themselves and ask the court to sign off on it, or they can go to litigation and let the court make all the major decisions. Which route...
Divorce affects people of all age groups, and serious problems in a marriage might lead to those over 50 filing for a dissolution in an Arkansas courtroom. Financial concerns will likely weigh on the minds of all spouses seeking to end a marriage, but older persons...
It's easy for emotional stress to build up during the stages of divorce. The ways that people deal with the same level of stress vary. Different Arkansas couples use different techniques to remain calm and focused on achieving their individual goals. Stay positive...
When you and your Arkansas spouse originally made your vows, you both imagined the union would be forever, but things change. Unfortunately, going through a divorce can be a time full of uncertainty, doubt, and confusion, as many people have questions about some...
Divorce is an uncomfortable situation for anyone in Arkansas. However, once your marriage has ended, it’s crucial to update your estate plan. Focus on these legal documents in your estate plan. Will Your last will and testament should immediately be updated after your...
Arkansas parents who have a joint custody agreement will find that it not only benefits the children. Sharing custody also includes a variety of benefits for the parents themselves. Starting a new chapter of life The child custody agreement can help parents as they...
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...