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3 ways you can help your child cope with your divorce in Arkansas

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | May 7, 2026 | Divorce

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...

What drivers should know about Arkansas DWI checkpoints

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | May 2, 2026 | DUI/DWI

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...

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...

When discipline crosses the line and flips custody

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Oct 1, 2025 | Child Custody

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...

Red flags: 10 signs you may be divorcing a covert narcissist

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Aug 18, 2025 | Child Custody

When divorcing a covert narcissist, the process can be emotionally draining and confusing. Covert narcissists like using subtle, manipulative behaviors rather than grandiosity or aggression.  Their tactics are often difficult to recognize, especially in emotionally...

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,...

What happens if co-parents disagree about a child’s medical care?

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Sep 10, 2024 | Child Custody

Parents who share custody generally have to find ways to work cooperatively as co-parents. A custody order approved by the Arkansas family courts provides the outline for a co-parenting relationship. Both parents must adhere to the custody order as established by the...

3 factors that influence claims of constructive drug possession

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Aug 19, 2024 | Drug Crimes

Many Arkansas drug charges relate to actual physical possession. Police officers find drugs in someone's clothing or in a bag they carry. There is little question as to who owns the drugs and has control over them. Sometimes, Arkansas prosecutors bring drug charges by...

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...

Early termination of supervised release for good behavior

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Jun 13, 2024 | Criminal Defense

Supervised release was initially intended to be used sparingly to balance public safety with rehabilitation for those re-entering society after incarceration. Over time, it became a burden for low-risk individuals because it gradually got tucked into more and more...

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