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Is your ex interfering with your parenting time?

For most parents who divorce, transitioning into a new season of life and sharing custody of their child is not at all easy. Not only is this process emotionally draining, it is often difficult to sort out the logistics of sharing parenting duties and privileges while not living in the same space. To some degree, Read More

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Breaking the news about divorce to kids

Breaking the news of a divorce to children is one of the most difficult and excruciating aspects of ending a marriage. Most children don’t have the emotional foundation or context yet to truly grasp what is happening. They are likely to have dozens of questions and feel like their world is crashing down. These are Read More

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What factors are used in child custody decisions in Arkansas?

People often love spending time with their children. Therefore, it can be very difficult to think about losing time with them due to a child custody dispute. Child custody disputes can be full of raw emotions as parents try and figure out how they will split time with their children. A child custody dispute can Read More

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Arkansas man faces charges for taking custody of child

Residents in Arkansas feel very passionately about many issues. However, when it comes to a person’s child, there are very few things that override a parent’s love. People will often do anything and everything they can in order to make sure their children are happy, healthy and safe. This often means that there are extremely Read More

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The difference between physical and legal child custody

When a couple has a child together, they often split duties when it comes to raising that child. However, when couples break up it’s not always as easy to determine who will take care of the childrearing responsibilities. In many cases, each parent will want significant time with the child. When this happens, a child Read More

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Arkansas grandparents angry about placement of children

Parents in Arkansas should, ideally, be capable of taking care of their children. In most cases, it is best for children to be with their parents as they age. However, there are situations where children should not be placed with their biological parents. For one reason or another, these parents are unable or unwilling to Read More

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Unmarried couples and property division in Arkansas

Many couples in Arkansas choose to get married before living together and starting a family. However, people are not stuck to this traditional process anymore. In recent decades, many couples are living together prior to marriage and many are choosing never to marry at all. When this happens, unmarried couples need to understand that they Read More

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Is it possible to modify the terms of a divorce?

When couples in Arkansas make the decision to divorce, they must come up with an agreement that will work for them for years to come. If an agreement cannot be reached, the family law court will step in and make decisions on behalf of the couple. While an agreement can seem to be best in Read More

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Advocating for your child custody needs is important

Most parents will do anything they can in order to give their children the best possible life. When parents are in the process of divorcing, their desires to protect her children can lead to bigger disputes. Each parent may have a different vision for how to split their child’s time. Through the process of divorce, Read More

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Grandparent custody in Arkansas

Grandparent Custody in Arkansas How grandparents can get custody of  grandchild in Arkansas Parents take their responsibilities very seriously. This can lead to intense child custody battles when parents choose to divorce. However, parents are not the only people who take a vested interest in a child’s life. Oftentimes the child’s grandparents are also interested Read More

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