Imagine a relatively mature Arkansas resident or individual living elsewhere in the country who has stockpiled an appreciable pile of wealth through hard work engaged in over decades.
September 2017 Archives
Registration a requirement for Arkansas sex offenders
When the word "stigma" is referenced from the perspective of criminal law, it might readily conjure up a sex offense of some sort for many people.
Not so rare these days: Bitcoin questions in estate planning realm
The deep legal team at Robertson, Oswalt & Associates, which serves clients across Arkansas from offices throughout the state, pays exacting attention to every estate planning concern communicated by those who rely upon our professional help.
College sex-crime allegations: why critics want campus reforms
It's a sensitive subject, to be sure, but not one that U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos seems to be remotely shying away from.
One municipality's child support reforms underscore national concern
For many and obvious reasons, child support can be a preeminent and enduring concern for an involved parent. We note on our website at the Arkansas family law firm of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates that support-related matters "can seem tumultuous."
A proven family law attorney will look at taxes in your divorce
A topic that applies to legions of people and is often noted to be vitally important yet not well understood obviously requires affected individuals to do some research.
Congress acts after having long noted asset-forfeiture excesses
The IRS was just taken to the woodshed by an indignant Congress for a bit of summary discipline.
Long-term care concerns: some future-oriented options, Part 2
We note in a prior blog post the importance of sound and timely planning in the long-term health care sphere, given the punishingly high costs related to care in Arkansas and nationally for seniors.
For many, a focal estate planning concern: long-term care
Candidly, you'd have to be living under a rock in Arkansas or elsewhere in the country to not know that the costs of health care are troublingly high.
Forensics: science-based evidence is infallible, right?
When it comes to weighing in on the question -- candidly, a query being increasingly posed -- whether forensic evidence is scientifically valid, another question must be asked in tandem.
Family law advocacy: not just for divorced/divorcing parents
It is perhaps unsurprising that many people in Arkansas and nationally think quickly of divorced and/or divorcing parties when it comes to family law considerations.
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