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What you must know about the complexities of parenting schedules

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Jan 29, 2026 | Child Custody, Family Law

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...

Unmasking Munchausen by Proxy: Protecting children in court

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Jun 25, 2025 | Family Law

When custody gets complicated and one parent’s behavior starts raising serious red flags, it’s not always easy to separate concern from control. That’s what makes Munchausen by Proxy cases so difficult — because what looks like devotion on the surface can, in reality,...

Is cheating enough reason to file for legal separation?

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Aug 14, 2024 | Family Law

Learning about unfaithfulness during marriage can be heart wrenching. Betrayal can lead to different emotions, from anger to sadness, leaving one wondering what their next steps should be. For many, legal separation may come to mind as a way to take a break and...

Child custody and support affect each other and property matters

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | May 26, 2023 | Family Law

During an Arkansas divorce, spouses who are preparing for dissolution will have to settle numerous important family matters. They’ll have to agree on how to divide their property and also how they will share the responsibilities they have toward their children (if...

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