The attorneys at Wilson & Haubert, PLLC have a well-established and practice in numerous areas. Some of the areas we practice are estate planning, bankruptcy, family law, civil litigation, elder law, business law, probate and estate administration, and criminal defense. We use all of our practice areas to serve individuals and families in preparing and handling all the legal needs that face them.
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Meet the teamWe are proud to serve Arkansas. We have our main office in North Little Rock, Arkansas. We also have outposts in Bryant, Batesville, Cabot, and Clarksville.
LocationsMy job as an estate and elder law attorney brings me into contact with people on a daily basis who have decided to begin their end-of-life planning. As a part of the initial conversation I have with clients, I usually ask what made them decide to do this planning now. After all, many of them have lived 70+ years and
Depending on where in the state you live, Arkansas law provides for up to three types of eviction processes. Here we will address the most common and, in our view, the most effective process. Arkansas Unlawful Detainer What is Unlawful Detainer? Unlawful Detainer is a civil process used by an Arkansas landlord when the landlord feels the tenant has violated
A DRE is a Drug Recognition Evaluation trained law enforcement officer. This officer has been through specific training to detect signs of intoxication for DWI Drug offenses. The DRE officer follows a DRE manual which defines a drug as follows: “any substance, which, when taken into the human body, can impair the ability of the person to operate a vehicle
Incarceration and registration for a sex crime is often a dehumanizing experience. However, Arkansas provides a process for terminating the requirement to register as a sex offender after fifteen years, if you meet the requirements of Arkansas Code § 12-12-919. The statute that allows this, “termination of obligation to register,” (§ 12-12-919), provides a mechanism for qualifying Arkansas sex offenders
The Quick, Easy, and Cheap Arkansas Divorce I talk to a lot of people who need divorces. Everyone wants them to be quick and easy, and most want them to be cheap. To that end, many of these people don’t have much money and want advice about whether they can complete their divorce without an attorney to save on divorce
I sure hate to do this to you, but I’ve got to: “It all depends.” Most of the time, you have to wait until the end of a case to appeal a judge’s decision. This includes rulings that may have occurred along the way, even if they were decided long before the final decision. And it applies even if one
