Child custody decisions have come a long way in Arkansas. A lot has changed, from the tender years in the 1800s, when mothers were the preferred custodians for young children, to the present times when the playing field is almost level. Both parents now have equal...
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Year: 2022
How to avoid a bad start to your divorce
Have you ever heard the saying, “Where you end up often depends upon where you started?” That’s particularly true when it comes to your interactions with other humans – even your spouse. If you’ve decided that you’re no longer happy in your marriage, you may hope that...
How to tell your adult children that you’re divorcing
You have decided to get a divorce after being married for 20 years. One of the reasons that you waited was for the sake of your children. Now that they are grown, you are ready to move forward with the divorce. You have no idea how to break the news to your children....
Is your marriage headed for divorce?
You and your partner fell in love at first sight. Soon, you were married and looking forward to a lifetime of happiness together. Years later, you have a nice house and a beautiful family. Yet, things are not going well between the two of you. You often find yourself...
When can you appeal an Arkansas family law ruling?
Family law cases often involved intense emotions, especially if there are young children in the family. Parents breaking up and married couples divorcing have to cooperate with the courts to divide their parenting responsibilities and also their financial obligations...
Can you terminate your ex’s rights to your shared child?
As the custodial parent of your child, you already take care of them all day, every single day. You are the one that buys them shoes for school and gets them to their doctor's appointments. However, you may still need to discuss certain issues with the other parent...
When will your spouse have a claim to your military pension?
Divorcing couples in Arkansas have to divide property or have the courts do it for them. The bigger the asset, the more likely spouses are to disagree about what to do with it. Retirement accounts and pensions are among the most valuable property you may share with...