There are of course myriad custody outcomes that are possible in a given divorce. Maybe a custody order dictates that "Johnny" live with mom, with dad having stated visitation rights and his child coming home with him on specified days each month. Or maybe the inverse of that is true.
April 2015 Archives
Spotlight: Payday loan industry and critics' demands for change
How desperate are many Americans for a short-term loan to cover basic living expenses?
Stepparent adoptions in Arkansas: input from proven counsel
We make reference to the "modern world" on one practice page of our website at the Little Rock-based Robertson Law Firm.
Has criminal sentencing reform now gained real, lasting traction?
If President Obama's recent exercise of presidential powers to commute the prison sentences of 22 drug offenders was carried out in the partisan manner that so often marks national politics, the act might indeed seem purely symbolic and underwhelming.
National divorce statistics notable, especially for Arkansas
There is great discordance among American states in many areas and, indeed, that is what many people believe makes the country dynamic and in a constant state of evolution.
Trifecta of woe: negative equity, payment problems and IRS taxes
Here's a double whammy that is still confronting a legion of homeowners across the United States, notwithstanding the rising fortunes of many individuals and families that have regained some economic traction in the years following the so-called Great Recession.
Flexibility a must in childcare situations for military families
There are times when military families seem to live in a different world than everyone else. Whether mom, dad or both parents serve in the armed forces, they do not have your typical nine-to-five workday and weekend schedule. At a moment’s notice, a service member could even be relocated or deployed.
Topic focus: drunk driving laws in Arkansas
Arkansas lawmakers are taking a fresh look at a key provision in state law that addresses drunk driving. Because there is a potential for legal change regarding criminal charging in this legal area, we pass along key details regarding current developments to our readers.
Snapchat: connectivity versus infidelity in the digital age
If you're a Beatles fan, especially of John Lennon, you might well be familiar with a song Lennon wrote entitled "Jealous Guy." Reportedly, and despite all his fame and wealth, Lennon was possessed of a number of insecurities, including jealousies relating to his relationships and other people's successes.
What is a deficiency judgment, and how might it hurt me?
Many hard-pressed debtors in Arkansas and nationally are, understandably, under tremendous pressure as they attempt to deal purposefully with stark financial challenges.
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