Being charged with aggravated assault is a matter that demands immediate attention. This offense is a Class D felony. A conviction may result in up to six years of imprisonment, monetary penalties, and a criminal history that can continue to affect employment and...
Supervised visitation can feel like a major change in the way you spend time with your child, especially if you have never dealt with this type of arrangement before. Having another adult present during your visits may leave you wondering what the experience will look...
A DWI charge in Arkansas can affect a driver’s license, finances and future. Even when the evidence looks strong, there are often ways to challenge it. Understanding the main defense options can help a driver make informed decisions about how to respond. Key defense...
In Arkansas, a surviving spouse who meets the legal requirements may choose to take against the will instead of accepting what the will leaves behind. That right depends on Arkansas probate law, the length of the marriage and the timing of the election. What it means...
Arkansas family law allows divorce based on fault grounds as well as no-fault grounds. For spouses who do not want to wait through the mandatory 18-month continuous separation period required for a no-fault filing, establishing a fault-based ground provides an...
In Arkansas, a driver generally has seven days after a DWI arrest to request an administrative hearing on the license suspension. That short deadline matters because the license case moves on a separate track from the criminal charge, and missing it can limit the...
Child custody disputes can be emotionally challenging for all parties involved. At times, it can even lead to one parent falsely accusing another of assault. While legitimate assault charges may protect a child and the affected parent once proven, false accusations...
Many criminal cases begin with a simple police encounter: a traffic stop, a knock on the door or a request to search the premises. However, this can quickly become a serious legal matter. Police have the power to investigate crimes, but that power has limits. When...
Losing a loved one can be difficult, and handling legal matters afterward might feel overwhelming. Many families assume that every estate must go through a lengthy, expensive probate process. In some situations, Arkansas law provides a simplified estate administration...
Divorce changes daily life for every family member, especially when children divide their time between two homes. Along with adjusting to new routines, most parents also face the challenge of working with someone they no longer live with. If you are learning how to...
