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Going through a divorce can bring many priorities to the forefront for Arkansas residents. In particular, parents may be desperate to ensure that they still have an active role in their children’s lives despite no longer being married to the other parent. In some...
In Arkansas, many divorced parents end up with a joint custody arrangement for their children. If you are in that situation, then you know you will have to continue to work with your ex when it comes to your children. You may have many concerns about how this will...
You originally created your child custody and child support arrangement to meet your child’s needs and to reflect your life at the time it was written. However, when things change in your life, that support order may not reflect your child’s current needs. suited...
Having a child with special needs or learning differences can mean having to adapt to relatively common situations differently. For example, many parents in Arkansas and elsewhere get divorced, decide to co-parent and come up with a child custody schedule. However,...
Feeling emotionally vulnerable when going through or after a divorce is common. Many Arkansas residents may worry about future relationships with romantic partners, but more presently, they often worry about how the child custody arrangement will affect their...
For most Arkansas parents, their children are the most important thing in their lives. As a result, when parents decide to divorce, they understandably want to do whatever they can to remain in their children’s lives as much as possible. Of course, obtaining child...
According to Very Well Family, when a father wants to obtain either a joint or full child custody, they should continue paying the regular child support payments. If the father has any informal arrangement with the mother of the child, they may keep all the records....
If you are in the middle of a child custody case, you will probably hear mention of the best interests of the child. The judge makes his or her determination based on the child’s best interests. The judge has several factors that he or she can consider when making his...
One of the big decisions involved in the divorce process is which parent gets custody of the kids. Arkansas, like other states, conforms to the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act when it comes to child custody orders. When deciding who should have...
The new year may bring changes for Arkansas parents seeking new jobs. Understanding the relocation laws regarding children post-divorce can help you determine if moving is the best for your family. There are some key considerations before making a decision to...
