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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...
Many, if not most, people here in Little Rock have a close friend or relative who has gotten divorced. But despite all they have told you about the divorce process, now that you are going through it yourself, there may be aspects of divorce that will surprise you....
When you decide to divorce, you have a lot of concerns about your finances. You know you will have to split assets with your spouse, but you are unsure how that will play out. If you own a business, you might be even more worried. Will you split assets from your...
Bankruptcy offers people struggling with considerable debt to discharge that debt and take back control over their financial future. While more than 500,000 Americans discharge their debt through bankruptcy every year, they do not experience this discharge immediately...
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...
Often, when a couple divorces, one of the parties ends up having to support themselves with significantly less earning power than their ex-spouse. If you are contemplating divorce, you may have wondered about the amount of alimony the court might award you. Maybe you...
Getting one’s affairs in order can mean taking different actions for different people. It can also depend on the particular situation. However, when Arkansas residents are getting older, they may think of estate planning as an important step in ensuring that their...
Arkansas is one of the most difficult states to get a divorce. Unlike most states, Arkansas continues to observe fault-based divorce laws. If you want to file a no-fault divorce in Arkansas, you must wait at least 18 months after separating from your spouse to...
Most Arkansas parents feel the urge to protect their children as best as possible. When parents decide that it is time to divorce, they often have concerns about how it will affect their children. Though it is possible for children to suffer negative effects from...
Financial stressors are one of the leading causes of marital strife. If you and your spouse have had money struggles for months or years, you may be ready to file for divorce due to them. Yet, one or both of you may be in an untenable financial position, and you may...