Clearly much work remains to be done in large pockets across the country before economists and statisticians can confidently point to a complete and sustained recovery in the housing market.
May 2015 Archives
That valuable military pension obviously looms large in a divorce
If you're a member of the United States military or the spouse of a servicemember, you might be somewhat familiar with the Uniformed Services Former Spouses Protection Act.
Is drunk driving in Arkansas a "strict scrutiny" offense?
There's nothing like a pothole in the road to energize state politicians in Arkansas and elsewhere, especially when there is a potential for federal money to patch up the mess.
Some states, including Arkansas, tinkering with divorce laws
Unless you've grown up -- as have Americans -- under the form of government referred to as "federalism," you might be a bit baffled by how the system works.
A precautionary tale of woe and mortgage lending deceit
"I think there are hundreds, or thousands, of Mrs. Biggses out there," says an attorney who recently took legal action on behalf of one Laura Coleman Biggs in a flatly notable -- some people in Arkansas and elsewhere might opt for the term outrageous -- foreclosure-related matter.
Parental alienation syndrome: often a problem for dads
For myriad and obvious reasons, some divorces in Arkansas and elsewhere are notably troublesome, that is, rife with contentious issues that can seem intractable and virtually devoid of resolution.
You didn't do a prenup: Can you still carve out some protections?
OK, so you forewent that prenuptial agreement, thinking that insisting upon negotiating and signing off on the dotted line with your soon-to-be spouse might make for just a bit too much drama prior to the wedding. Perhaps you bought into the notion that prenups are akin to ice water on a fire. Maybe you thought that whipping out a marital contract would somehow jinx the romantic ardor marking your relationship and the future staying power of your marriage.
FBI hair-analysis program criticized, under strong scrutiny
A principal with an advocacy group focused upon identifying and correcting unjust criminal law outcomes visited upon defendants through both error and bad-faith prosecutorial and police misconduct calls the work produced by the FBI's microscopic hair analysis program "a complete disaster."
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