"Complex and potentially contentious."
January 2018 Archives
Focusing on the upsides of prenuptial agreements
We note on our Little Rock family law website "the emotional components" that can easily feature -- and predominate -- in divorce-related matters.
Why your Arkansas estate plan needs a bit of attention occasionally
In referring to the term "occasionally" in the blog headline above, we don't necessarily mean that you need to revisit your Arkansas estate plan every few months. In fact, the documents crafted by some individuals and couples remain on-point and valid for years.
A bit of advice to guide parties through the divorce process
If you are either contemplating an Arkansas divorce or just beginning to get involved in the dissolution process, you've likely received some tips from acquaintances and loved ones who truly do care about your well-being and best interests.
IRS watchdog: This program harms Americans, needs to go.
National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson's view on a select IRS initiative to collect past-due taxes from filers in Arkansas and nationally is quite clear.
Can police search your vehicle without a search warrant on hand?
Here's a criminal law-based hypothetical for our Arkansas readers to mull upon.
High-tech spousal spying a growing and complex reality, Part 2
A government evaluation a few years back estimated that about 1.5 percent of American adults were victims of digital spying and high-tech stalking.
Upping the ante on spousal snooping in a high-tech age
It has always been the case, of course, that a bit of personal decorum and caution is advised for individuals whose personal lives are on display before a court in a divorce or other family law matter.
3 things you should know before filing for divorce in Arkansas
Juvenile justice in Arkansas: material change on the horizon?
A recent in-depth article on youth crime and rehabilitation published by a national organization tracking juvenile justice issues notes an "emerging consensus."
Medical debt: the most onerous exaction of all?
A recent article in the online publication Investopedia doesn't mince words in its spotlighting of the immense medical-related financial challenges faced by many Arkansas residents and other individuals and families across the country.
Key point re marital property in divorce: thoroughly address it
Maybe you're duly focused on your impending ex's company-sponsored 401(k) retirement account, given that it qualifies as marital property subject to equitable division in your Arkansas divorce.
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