By Richard Worsham | Published December 31, 2013 | Posted in Uncategorized |
In Arkansas, raising a child can be quite expensive even when a couple is together, but it can be made more complicated when a couple is no longer together. Child support seeks to ease the burden placed on the custodial parent by requiring the noncustodial parent to make monthly payments to the custodial parent, thus Read More
Read MoreSome individuals may tire of hearing about celebrity divorces, but they can serve as powerful examples of legal battles in which any divorcing couple can become embroiled. Celebrities, just like every day average Arkansas residents, often must deal with property division, child custody, child support, visitation rights, and spousal support. The increased media attention paid Read More
Read MoreMany Americans believe that important decisions regarding social issues should be left for each state to decide. With regard to same-sex marriage, that has been the case as homosexual couples have sought the ability to be married in the same manner as heterosexual couples. In Arkansas, voters decided in 2004 to define marriage as between Read More
Read MoreOne of the most difficult issues to navigate in divorce is child custody — and yet, at the same time, it can also be one of the easiest. What we mean by the latter is that most divorcing couples with a child agree to a joint custody arrangement, thereby allowing each parent to have an Read More
Read MoreBack in late October, we told Little Rock residents about a new survey of family law attorneys that came up with a very interesting finding: prenuptial agreements were (and are) becoming very popular. 63 percent of the attorneys that responded said they saw more prenups in their cases over the last three years. Now, obviously Read More
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