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When you and your Arkansas spouse originally made your vows, you both imagined the union would be forever, but things change.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...
Divorcing couples in Arkansas may be concerned about how their income could affect the outcome of a child custody battle. When one parent makes much less than the other or has no source of income, it is easy to be anxious about the situation. Luckily, there are a few...
In theory, police lineups might seem like a straightforward way to identify suspects in crimes in Arkansas. However, there are reasons why they are not reliable. These problems make lineups sketchy. How police lineups work Depending on the situation, a police lineup...
As Arkansas couples prepare to end their marriage, they will need to negotiate the division of their assets and debts. Like the division of assets, dividing debts can be a complex process, and the liability is often misunderstood. Types of debts accrued during...
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...
Many residents of Arkansas face domestic violence at the hand of someone close to them. This might be a family member, significant other or roommate. Several types of domestic violence are common. Physical When domestic violence is physical, it involves the use of...
The use, possession or distribution of controlled substances is prohibited under both federal and Arkansas law. Those who are found to be in possession of a controlled substance will likely be charged with a felony, and the same may be true of those who are believed...
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...