By Richard Worsham | Published July 31, 2015 | Posted in Uncategorized |
Children, especially if they are disabled, need constant love and care. Most children receive that love and care from their parents. However, there are many children in Arkansas, and in the rest of the United States, who have lost their parents for a variety of reasons. In such cases, the children are often cared for Read More
Read MoreEstablishing paternity has a lot of benefits for the mother, the child and the biological father. In addition to establishing a foundation for a continued relationship between the father and his biological child, establishing paternity also causes the father to have legal and financial obligations for his child. In some cases, the father might petition Read More
Read MoreDivorce can be difficult for any couple, and there are many times when emotions run high and get out of control during that time in the couple’s life. A divorce often involves various legal issues. Such legal issues may include financial matters, like spousal support and child support, especially when the couple’s financial means differ. Read More
Read MoreWhen parents get divorced, the situation can be very stressful for children. After the divorce, the children will generally live with one parent and the other parent will have visitation rights. However, matters may get worse if one parent does something to prevent the children from maintaining regular contact with the other parent. That is Read More
Read MoreA divorced spouse in Arkansas may find it challenging if that person needs medical insurance coverage, especially if that spouse is also the custodial parent of the ex-couple’s child. The parent may have a job but that job may not provide any medical insurance benefits. The ex-spouse should note that the Office of Child Support Read More
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