What about custody during the virus?
Arkansas Child Custody During The Coronavirus Many parents are asking questions about child visitation schedules and the Coronavirus. Below are common questions and basic guidelines. Overall, it is best to follow the court order. Remember that the judge’s duty is to consider what is in the best interest of the child (link to article) and Arkansas law wants…
Family Law • Jun 22 2020
New Child Support Order in Arkansas
There is a new Child Support Order in Arkansas. The way Arkansas calculates child support has changed! Previous Child Support Calculation In Arkansas, the way child support is calculated is governed by Administrative Order No. 10. Previously, child support payments were calculated based solely on the income of the non-custodial parent. The calculation did not…
Family Law • May 21 2020
Can I get primary custody if my child wants to live with me?
Can I get primary custody if my child wants to live with me? My child says he/she wants to live with me, will the Judge take that into consideration in determining which parent is awarded primary custody of our child? Attorneys are often asked at what age can the minor child make their own decision about…
Family Law • Feb 27 2020
What happens when charged with domestic battering or assault in Arkansas?
First Time Charge For Domestic Battering Or Assault In Arkansas – What Happens? Even if you’ve never been in trouble before, a charge for domestic battering or assault on a family or household member is a serious offense. A misdemeanor conviction could land you in jail, force you to move out of your home or…
Criminal Law | Family Law | Violent Crimes • Feb 4 2020
Getting a Court Date over the Holidays
We all know that holidays are a busy time for almost everyone. Gift stores, shopping malls, what have you are way busier and even open longer. Supermarkets are packed with people buying a ton of groceries for big family gatherings. Airports are at their peak season and the interstate highway system is congested with weary…
Family Law • Dec 16 2019
Termination of Parental Rights in Arkansas
The rights and responsibilities of parents are extremely important. They are also very much linked together. In other words, if you fail to adhere to your responsibilities and obligations as a mom or dad, such as paying child support, providing necessary care, or regularly communicating with your child, your rights may be taken away. The…
Family Law • Sep 17 2019
Questions for your Divorce Attorney
Divorce is a difficult subject. Perhaps finding a family lawyer is not something you expected to do. While there are many questions to ask and issues to consider, below are a few items you should cover during a family law consultation. How much will my divorce cost? If it sounds too good to be true,…
Divorce | Family Law • Sep 10 2019
Tips on Using Social Media During Separation and Divorce
The wheels of justice may have a reputation for turning slowly but technology certainly does not. It seems at least once a month if not much more often there is a new social media app like Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, etc. While you may be doing a good job of monitoring your children’s Tik Tok…
Family Law • Aug 20 2019
How to tell when you need a family lawyer and the dangers of fighting it on your own.
When is it time to hire a family lawyer? Of course what you expect to hear from a lawyer about when you should hire them is something along the lines of “the sooner the better.” And not to upset you further – but the sooner you hire a lawyer, the better the shot is for…
Family Law • Jul 2 2019
When is Joint Custody Considered the Best Interest of The Child?
Clients ask us a form of this question almost every day. Joint custody has been rare for the majority of the history of family law in Arkansas. However, that trend is changing in many courts throughout the state. When a Judge is considering custody of children, they always look at what is in “the best…
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