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How federal sentencing rules for fentanyl offenses will soon change

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Jun 12, 2023 | Drug Crimes

Fentanyl has rapidly become one of the most dangerous and concerning drugs available on the unregulated market. Reports from law enforcement agencies around the country indicate that fentanyl has begun turning up in many other popular drugs and that some of the pills...

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...

3 ways parents can strengthen their position before a custody case

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Apr 17, 2023 | Child Custody

One of the most common concerns that parents have when facing a divorce or a custody dispute is the idea that they could end up isolated from their children and relegated to occasional weekend visits. The good news for parents is that judges are legally obligated to...

When do Arkansas drug offenses lead to felony charges?

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Mar 20, 2023 | Drug Crimes

Pretty much any involvement with a prohibited drug, like heroin, or a controlled substance, like fentanyl, could lead to criminal charges. Arkansas law enforcement agencies can arrest anyone who is found in possession of controlled substances, and the state will...

Gray divorce and financial matters

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Feb 2, 2023 | Divorce

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...

Forfeitures and seizures after drug crimes in Arkansas

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Jan 18, 2023 | Drug Crimes

The 2010 Arkansas Code 5-64-505 gives the police department the authority to seize certain property related to drug offenses. Then the state can even go further to forfeit (completely deprive the defendant of it) after the court hearing. Understanding property seizure...

Everything you need to know about nesting in Arkansas

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Jan 11, 2023 | Child Custody

There are a number of different child custody arrangements that parents can choose from, and one of the lesser-known options is nesting. This can be a great option for families who want to maintain strong relationships with both parents in Arkansas. What is nesting?...

Relieve the emotional stress of divorce

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Jan 6, 2023 | Divorce

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...

Can you get a DUI for driving high in Arkansas?

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Dec 27, 2022 | DUI/DWI

In Arkansas, driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is considered a DUI. Even if you only drive ten mph over the speed limit, you can be charged with a DUI/DWI. Driving under the influence of marijuana is also an offense in Arkansas. If you are found guilty...

Driving under the influence of alcohol or cannabis

On Behalf of Natural State Trial Attorneys | Dec 7, 2022 | DUI/DWI

Most people behind the wheel on Arkansas roads are safe and responsible. However, a study has found that some who use substances have driven under the influence. This is a scary situation that puts other road users at risk. Details of the study The study, performed by...

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