On behalf of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates | Feb 23, 2018 | Firm News, High Asset Divorce
If you are an Arkansas resident who has found a true life partner after one marriage ending in divorce, you’re undoubtedly motivated to get it right the second time around. And if you are of baby boomer vintage (that is, near retirement or already enjoying it),...
On behalf of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates | Feb 21, 2018 | Firm News, High Asset Divorce
A recent national article on older remarrying couples across the country duly notes that many of them hesitate to timely raise financial questions or concerns before retying the marital knot. Their reluctance in that regard stems from their fear that doing so...
On behalf of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates | Feb 16, 2018 | Firm News, High Asset Divorce
There are obviously many law firms with differing focuses in Little Rock and elsewhere across Arkansas. Some of them focus narrowly on one or two subject areas, while others point to their utility as full-service entities. Little Rock-based Robertson, Oswalt &...
On behalf of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates | Feb 13, 2018 | Firm News, High Asset Divorce
A recent national article on alimony (sometimes termed spousal maintenance or spousal support in Arkansas) notes that payers have been able to deduct payments made to their ex-spouses on their federal tax returns for the past 76 years. That benefit won’t exist...
On behalf of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates | Feb 10, 2018 | Firm News, High Asset Divorce
Arkansas spouses litigating their divorces in court before a state judge obviously need to know a few things about the process before they enter the courtroom. Those venues strike many people — especially first-time litigants — as clinical and forbidding...
On behalf of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates | Feb 2, 2018 | Firm News, High Asset Divorce
Readers of our Arkansas family law blog might reasonably anticipate this go-to and default answer to the above-posed question in today’s post headline: maybe. We note on our site that it grows less likely that a family business can survive divorce if impending...
On behalf of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates | Jan 31, 2018 | Firm News, High Asset Divorce
“Complex and potentially contentious.” We use those words to describe the inherent complications and volatility that can mark family-run business valuations in the divorce process. That a bit of angst and heightened concern will be on ready display for...
On behalf of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates | Jan 26, 2018 | Firm News, High Asset Divorce
We note on our Little Rock family law website “the emotional components” that can easily feature — and predominate — in divorce-related matters. In doing so, we stress that emotions are perhaps stirred no more readily in a soon-to-marry...
On behalf of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates | Jan 19, 2018 | Firm News, High Asset Divorce
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. Does “stay...
On behalf of Robertson, Oswalt & Associates | Jan 11, 2018 | Firm News, High Asset Divorce
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. On the one hand, that number might not seem to be too concerning, given the nation’s approximate population of 300...
