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Arkansas residents used to look forward to travel, grandchildren and hobbies in their golden years. Unfortunately, today, many seniors have overwhelming debt due to medical bills. If you struggle making minimum payments, bankruptcy may buy you some much-needed...
Identify theft is one of the worst consumer crimes a person can experience in Arkansas. Many people find out when unexplained charges show up on their bank statements. Others find out the hard way when they learn that a home they own but never bought is now in...
When you and your spouse divorce, one of the most contentious issues can be the division of property. You need to understand the laws about marital property to protect your interests. Arkansas operates under a system of equitable division of property. This is not,...
Divorce changes a family dynamic. Many studies have shown that it can have a detrimental effect on children. As a parent, you want to provide the best for your children and give them a happy life. While things may seem gloomy immediately following your divorce in...
After getting a divorce, many Arkansas parents might have to pay child support. Sometimes, though, a parent may lose his or her job. In this situation, people may wonder how they will pay child support. When a parent becomes unemployed, he or she may decide to stop...
Probate is a process that people like to say bad things about. The reality is this process is meant to be helpful. Fidelity explains it is the legal process for settling an estate. Not every estate will go through probate in Arkansas. However, if your loved one's...
Once you decide to file bankruptcy in Arkansas, you will have quite a few things to get done before you file and during the actual process. Providing information about your finances is a large part of your responsibility, but you also have to meet the law's...
Arkansas couples who file for divorce must choose the reason why they seek to end the marriage legally. There exist two categories for grounds to end a marriage. Under a no-fault divorce, the couple agrees that they no longer get along. A fault divorce requests the...
