Arkansas has some of the least restrictive laws when it comes to carrying knives. Even so, there are still certain situations where carrying a knife is illegal. It is important to understand how Arkansas's knife laws may apply to you if you are planning on carrying a...
After a messy divorce or tension-filled child custody arrangement, you may start to notice signs of your ex-spouse interfering with you and your child's daily life. This issue, also known as alienation or custodial interference, can wreck your relationship with your...
As your parents age you may want to encourage them to think about critical end-of-life decisions. Through your support and genuine care for their well-being, you can stay informed of their intentions to make things easier when they do pass away. Your parents do not...
Divorce marks a big change in your life. After you end your marriage, you may live alone, share parenting time with your ex and even have to adjust to a different lifestyle. These changes can be difficult to cope with, and you may have a hard time moving on...
Hollywood gets a lot wrong much of the time. However, one detail it seems to get right in most films is the knock-and-announce aspect of searches and seizures. According to the Legal Information Institute, the knock-and-announce rule is one established under common...
It is very common to end up with joint custody of children with your ex spouse after divorce. This is because the family law court sees value in children having both of their parents equally in their lives. While this is excellent sentiment, co-parenting with your...
You may have wondered how the police decide to pull over a driver on suspicion of DWI. Why does a police officer believe that someone may be driving under the influence? Sometimes a drunk driver gives off signs that something is wrong. As FindLaw explains, there are...
In the majority of cases, collaborative or mediated divorce is a superior divorce option. These types of divorces tend to end quicker and be less expensive than a trial divorce. However, there are some situations where you may need to take your divorce to trial....
Under the Arkansas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, consumers who purchase goods and then claim to suffer a financial loss may file a complaint against the seller. As reported by the American Bar Association, Arkansas makes it unlawful for a seller to use deception or...
In Arkansas and other states, many estate planning decisions rest on the idea of incapacitation. Whether you are planning your living will, a power of attorney, guardianship or other agreement, you will need to consider the possibility of incapacitation. As Arkansas...
