By Richard Worsham | Published January 30, 2015 | Posted in Uncategorized | Comments Off on Arkansas law allows men to accept or reject paternity
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Arkansas law allows men to accept or reject paternity
Most Arkansas citizens would probably agree that a child’s biological father is likely to be more concerned about the best interests of a child than a nonbiological father would be. In one of our previous posts, we discussed voluntary acknowledgement of paternity of a child by his or her father, even though he is not Read More
Read MoreHow is property divided in Arkansas at the time of divorce?
Some residents of Pulaski, Arkansas, have gone through the pains of divorce and agree that a divorce emotionally and financially impacts all parties involved, including children. A divorce is usually followed by alimony, property division, child custody and child support. In order to have a secure financial future, it is important for spouses to first Read More
Read MoreReports say ugly child custody battle ahead for Jeremy Renner
Actor Jeremy Renner has filed for divorce from his wife of 10 months, Sonni Pacheco, citing irreconcilable differences. Media reports have speculated that there could be a bitter and ugly divorce battle ahead between the couple over the custody of their child, as well as other issues. Renner plays Hawkeye in the 2015 Marvel blockbuster-Avengers Read More
Read MoreGuardianship actions can help protect Arkansas children
The unconditional love parents feel for their children is irreplaceable. Sometimes, though, parents for some reason are unable to provide their children with that love and affection. Regardless of the reason, the end result is often a neglected child who can have serious issues as he or she grows toward adulthood. Children who develop without Read More
Read MoreThe Jenner’s sign divorce papers
According to studies, divorce is steadily increasing in the United States, including Arkansas. The end of a marriage can indeed be difficult for everyone, including celebrity couples. There are many issues to address, including child custody, property division and spousal support. There may be a brighter side to the story, too, by spelling the end Read More
Read MoreSettling Arkansas child-custody disputes amicably
Many Arkansas couples would probably agree on this fundamental point: when parents fight during divorce proceedings, their children lose. It is wrong of anyone to think that children are not perceptive. They observe everything, but do not always understand what they see. This often creates fear, insecurity, hopelessness and, sometimes, feelings that they are to Read More
Read MoreHow paternity has become more important in child support
With social, economic and demographic changes making the concept of the nuclear family less dominant in this country, including Arkansas, some 17 million children in the United States now live with one parent. With single parenting becoming an accepted norm, the importance of ordering and enforcing the collection of child support has increased. Along with Read More
Read MoreFamily law: help with a legal separation in Arkansas
Often, even after the first rush of love dies, U.S. residents, including those in Arkansas, are afraid of untying the matrimonial knot. Some residents may opt for legal separation, which is not just physically moving apart, but involves certain settling critical matters, such as child support, child custody, debt and property division. It is definitely Read More
Read MoreUnderstanding Arkansas standby guardianships
In many American states, including Arkansas, state guardianship laws have been changed in order to accommodate the needs of children when their parents are seriously ill or incapacitated. The initial trigger for passing the standby guardianship law was to help children whose parents contracted HIV/AIDS. However, standby guardians are now being used by parents who Read More
Read MoreWhat are the grounds for divorce in Arkansas?
According to some studies, divorce may be on the rise in the United States. In Arkansas, the grounds for absolute divorce include impotency, habitual drunkenness for a year and felony conviction. Another absolute ground for divorce is the barbarous treatment of a spouse that could have endangered the person’s life. If a spouse misbehaves with Read More
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