Child support is one of the leading concerns for parents who file for divorce. These are payments made by the non-custodial parent to the other parent for the financial support of any children with whom the individuals share paternity and maternity. Though the state...
Family Law
Some signs your spouse is hiding assets
You must disclose all assets and debts to ensure a fair divorce settlement for both parties. Arkansas is an equitable distribution state that determines a division of the marital estate based on several factors. If your spouse conceals assets during the divorce...
What happens with child support when a parent goes to jail or prison?
Incarceration is hard not only on the person but that person’s children. It takes the parent out of their lives and also impacts child support. While it is difficult to pay support due to not having an adequate income while in prison or jail, the Arkansas Department...
What financial documents do you need for a divorce?
Divorce comes with various tasks to complete to start the next chapter of your life. Did you add gathering essential documents to your to-do list? American Bar Association breaks down financial paperwork spouses need to dissolve their marriage. Get organized, so you...
Making child support payments in Arkansas
If you recently got a divorce and have a child support order, it is vital to make sure that you pay support on time. Moreover, make sure you understand different payment methods and make your payments properly. If you fail to make a payment correctly, it is possible...
Talking to a spouse after a hostile divorce
If you recently finished your divorce or you are in the middle of ending your marriage, it is important to recognize some of the challenges that arise regarding communication. Sometimes, the divorce process is incredibly hard for couples, such as those who find...
Fathers’ rights in Arkansas
If you are a father whose marriage is ending, your most important questions likely center around custody. You do not want divorce to jeopardize your good relationship with your children. Arkansas courts agree. When it comes to divorcing parents, Arkansas law states...

