Candidly, what's the first thing that comes to your mind when you see the term "prenup" in uppercase and bold lettering on a tabloid at your local supermarket in Little Rock or elsewhere in Arkansas?
March 2015 Archives
Not to be swept under the rug: family violence considerations
Family violence can mean many things, given the unique nature of every family unit. In one case, it might be centrally confined to a troubled partner who acts out physically against his -- and sometimes her -- partner. In another case, children might be bearing the brunt of an adult's anger.
Literal case in point: You can serve time absent a criminal charge
American law -- both federal and state statutory enactments and common law case outcomes -- provides persons facing legal challenges from criminal justice authorities with fundamental and multiple protections that safeguard their rights and liberties.
Volatile subject matter in the family law sphere: domestic abuse
On one website page at the Little Rock-based Robertson Law Firm, PLLC, we refer to cases involving "family violence and alleged family violence."
Topic focus: bankruptcy reform in student loan context
In our immediately preceding blog post, we noted the "nasty surprise" that can confront many debtors who fall behind on their student loan repayment obligations, namely this: seizure of their tax refund by federal authorities and its application toward their loan balance (please see our March 13 entry).
Is your tax refund going toward student loan repayments?
Here's a quick answer to that headline query posed above: It could be.
Getting a prenuptial agreement: some relevant considerations
If marriage is in your foreseeable future, and the following question is constantly cropping up in your head, you might reasonably want to schedule a visit with a proven family law attorney.
A seismic judicial clash concerning same-sex marriage rights
Wow.
Asset forfeiture revisited: a look at Arkansas' participation
We last left off with an anomaly of American law that basically reverses the foundational burden of proof standard in a criminal law case in a January 20 blog post from this year. We noted therein that one enforcement tool sanctioned by federal law "has been used with a vengeance by federal and state law enforcers" to summarily seize the property of many individuals who are never indicted or formally charged with a crime.
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