If you recently finished a good-faith spurt of proactivity by finalizing an estate plan that you know is comprehensive and makes great sense for your family, congratulations. You’re likely feeling a bit buoyed. With the help of a seasoned estate administration attorney, you’ve addressed and taken responsive actions concerning a number of key planning considerations.
December 2018 Archives
Once completed, a sound estate plan is a done deal, right?
Many Arkansas residents and other Americans across the country only first discover the truly broad-based utility of estate planning when they engage in a candid and comprehensive discussion with a proven estate administration attorney.
How to Save a Child from Foster Care.
Wells Fargo has got to be fearing this foreclosure-linked lawsuit
Seemingly, it’s the bank that just keeps on giving to its customers.
A QDRO’s central relevance for some divorcing Arkansas parties
“Splitting financial worlds.”
A look at estate planning tools providing for disability benefits
The holiday season now upon us often serves to promote family reflections on loved ones, especially those who might have special needs relative to care owing to a disability of some type.
Is There Gender Bias In Custody Hearings?
Divorcing couples face numerous challenges when ending a marriage in Arkansas. In matters centering on the children, however, fathers have historically been worried about gender bias in the courtroom. Their only interest is getting time with their children, not having to fight a system set up to give the children to one parent regardless of the situation.
D-Day for key alimony changes rapidly approaching
Legions of divorcing parties in Arkansas and nationally are now on the clock, trying to complete a cram course on alimony prior to the end of 2018 and potentially acting upon what they’ve learned.
Medical debt: A threat to the insured and uninsured
In America, medical debt is one of the few things that can quickly take someone from living a wealthy lifestyle to the edge of bankruptcy. It's not easy to overcome debts when they're in the thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's hard to imagine, but a single medical bill for a few nights in the hospital could be in the tens of thousands.
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