Tough economic times in recent years have led high numbers of Arkansas residents and millions of other persons throughout the country to consider filing or actually filing for bankruptcy.
January 2014 Archives
Prenuptial agreements: stigma recedes, and wide applicability
It is flatly notable how some subjects in life seem largely objectionable or even taboo to most people and yet are seemingly widely embraced at some point thereafter.
Divorce activity ticks upward in the wake of winter's holidays
Has one of your friends or neighbors informed you this month that he or she has decided to go ahead with divorce plans? Have you perhaps opted to purposefully move forward with plans to end your marriage, after waiting through the holidays before deciding to act?
National pot poll: wide support on legalization, but with caveats
Like a large number of people in other states, many Arkansas residents closely follow marijuana-related stories and trends from across the country. We suspect that our readers who are attuned to material developments in marijuana legislation and related topics might be interested in the findings of a national poll that was recently released.
Judge slams door on bogus debt relief company acting in Arkansas
Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel recently used the words "annoying" and "misleading" to describe the actions of an unscrupulous Florida company and its owner aimed at Arkansas consumers.
Computer technology and its divorce-related implications
Breathtaking developments in technology in recent years have dramatically transformed the lives of people in Arkansas and elsewhere throughout the nation and world.
Alternatives to detention for many juvenile offenders
A firm consensus has certainly grown over the years in Arkansas and nationally that juvenile criminal offenders are, as a group, flatly differentiated in many respects from older offenders.
Child custody at center stage in alleged medical abuse case
A 15-year-old girl from Connecticut is currently in state custody in Massachusetts, being locked up in the psychiatric department of a hospital. She was placed there, and has remained in the unit for more than 10 months, following doctors' claims that she was being inappropriately treated and that her parents were combative and denying her needed care. The hospital's communications with state officials questioned an earlier diagnosis and put the concept of so-called medical child abuse front and center in the case.
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