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The final court order for property division in an Arkansas divorce is usually the final court determination on such matters. After a judge hears about a family’s circumstances at length, they can make informed decisions about how they’ll divide marital assets between...
It’s hard to walk around the house and keep to your routine when your heart is no longer in your marriage – but you don’t want to handle your breakup in a rush. The choices you make today can have a big impact on your life in the future. Before you announce your...
Going through a divorce is undoubtedly one of life's most challenging experiences. It can be emotionally draining and mentally exhausting – and you may constantly feel uncertain about the future or overwhelmed. While the journey may be difficult, you have to...
Divorce is a process that people typically learn as they go through the process. Many people experience smooth divorces with little to no problems. But, the divorce process can be long and complicated if you make a few mistakes. Here are some things you should avoid...
There have been a lot of changes in laws related to pregnancy – and talk of even more in the future. That’s one reason social media was buzzing recently with news that five states, including Arkansas, don’t allow couples to divorce if one spouse is pregnant. The fact...
If you get divorced, you need to divide your assets with your spouse. For many things, this can be fairly simple. You can divide up financial assets like bank accounts or investments. You can split up the physical assets that you’ve purchased. But what about a major...
Many couples enter into marriage fully confident that their financial interests are protected through a prenuptial agreement. Of course, if you get it right, this legal agreement can help resolve the subject of marital property identification and division during...
It is not unusual to share your thoughts about recent events in your life with friends and family on social media. However, you should be careful with your posts, especially if you are in the middle of a divorce. Your social media activity can affect the divorce...
After divorce, you may leave behind a digital footprint that lets your ex follow your every movement. For some people, having their ex follow them on social media, comment on posts or use their streaming account doesn’t bother them – but it may bother you. You should...
Your divorce may present many complicated or unpleasant situations. For instance, informing your family, especially the kids, of your split. Figuring out your finances now that you will be going it alone can be challenging. But there is one very tough issue that a...