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One of the hardest parts for a couple is worrying about the impact a divorce will have on their children. Most parents will do anything to protect their children from hurt and sorrow, so they put off saying anything about it. While it’s a difficult conversation, you...
In the realm of healthcare and estate planning, two essential documents stand out: the living will and the healthcare power of attorney. Both serve crucial roles in ensuring your wishes are respected and upheld when you cannot make decisions for yourself. However,...
There’s been a lot of talk about covenant marriage in the news recently. That’s because new Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson is in a covenant marriage. Speaker Johnson and his wife live in Louisiana, which is one of just three states (including...
Discussing child custody matters can be a source of conflict between the involved parents. They can have contradicting opinions on how to raise their child, potentially causing disputes. When emotions run high, and the parents cannot meet halfway, they could take...
Individuals who are creating a legal and financial strategy for the future do so with specific and unique goals in mind. For example, you may want to create your estate plan so that you can be certain that your loved ones will receive assets from your estate after you...
Domestic violence is the cruel and barbarous treatment of one spouse by the other. Profane and abusive language are often inadequate to substantiate "cruel and barbarous treatment" as grounds for divorce. You need to prove that your spouse inflicted specific acts of...
Creating an estate plan is one of the most important steps you can take to secure your family's future. It can provide peace of mind, knowing that the people who are important to you will be cared for if you die or become incapacitated. While every person's estate...
A prenuptial (prenup) or premarital agreement allows a couple to determine what will happen to each of their assets and debts should the marriage end in a divorce. A prenup can protect a couple significantly or may fail to do so. A court may declare an agreement...
All family courts in Arkansas are legally obligated to recognize same-sex marriages and grant same-sex divorces the same way they would heterosexual unions and divorces. At least one of the spouses must meet the 60-day residency requirement before filing for divorce....
The end of the marriage will bring various changes to multiple areas of a person’s life. It could impact where you live, how often you see your kids and your lifestyle. The changes you experience when you first divorce are likely to continue long into the future, and...