From an attorney's perspective, the answer to the question posed in the headline is simple. Anytime a person in Arkansas has a question related to a legal matter, they should be consulting a lawyer. Whether the matter involves family law, estate planning, financial difficulties, serious criminal charges, or something else working with experienced counsel makes sense.
October 2016 Archives
Going the legal route fighting parental alienation in Arkansas
What does the future hold? No one can say for sure. That does not mean we don't have visions about what we want the future to look like. The focus for parents in Arkansas most certainly includes a hope that their children's tomorrows will be better than whatever their situation might be today.
What do all the degrees of sexual assault mean?
No one should think that facing a criminal charge of sexual assault of any degree is something to take lightly. Arkansas, like every other state, prosecutes sexual assault suspects vigorously.
Is there a gender difference in foreclosure rates?
Foreclosure rate can vary between different demographic groups. For one, as a recent report underscores, it can differ between men and women. This analysis indicates that, in general, foreclosures are currently more common among men than women.
Good wishes may not be enough to assure children inherit
Do you have a smartphone, tablet, laptop or personal computer? Most people in Arkansas have some form of technology close at hand. Those in the know are aware that they can customize the settings on these devices to deliver an experience that meets their particular tastes. Those technically challenged might rely on the default settings from the factory.
Parenting plan, custody agreement, what's the difference?
Wading through the language of the law can be a source of considerable confusion. It doesn't matter what state you live in – Arkansas or some other. Sometimes, terms that address the same subject can be misunderstood as meaning the same thing when they don't. When that happens, frustration can follow.
Survey: Medical bills top source of debt in Arkansas
A person's debt load can be made up of many different types of debt. What kind of debt tends to be the dominate one in a consumer's debt load? As a recent survey underscores, it depends on where a person lives.
Getting granular with prenuptial agreements
Prenuptial agreements or those signed after an Arkansas couple marries, may not be for everyone. However, rather than default to the position that you don't need one of these contracts, experienced family law and estate planning attorneys would surely agree that it's better to sit down for a consultation before making the decision.
Subscribe To This Blog's Feed
EMAIL US FOR A RESPONSE
How Can We Help You?
Bold labels are required.