All Arkansas adults can benefit by planning for the future and protecting their beneficiaries. While you begin the process of estate planning, you might wonder if you should have a will or a trust and which option is better. Is a will or trust better? Wills and trusts...
Estate Planning
How judges resolve custody disputes between parents
Some divorces are more amicable than others, but is not uncommon for couples to disagree with each other as they go through a divorce. If they were seeing eye-to-eye on everything, they would most likely not be going through a divorce at all. There are a lot of...
Estate planning for expecting parents
If you're preparing to become a new parent, you've likely been preoccupied with getting your little one's room ready and baby-proofing your home. However, the addition of a new family member is an ideal time for estate planning as well. Here are some tips to keep in...
How to approach disinheriting a child carefully
Disinheriting a child drives plots in Hollywood movies and TV shows, but it is a fragile situation in reality. People should approach disinheritance carefully because the situation is a financial and emotional decision. An Arkansas court can overrule a person's wishes...
Don’t avoid discussing estate planning with your kids
As income inequality continues to grow, building generational wealth has never been so important. Transferring an inheritance to your children is the keystone of the familial wealth-building process in Arkansas. Although it might seem unnecessary or uncomfortable,...
The top three estate planning documents in Arkansas
Estate planning is an effective way to ensure that your loved ones are taken care of after you die. Failing to have a solid estate plan in place can lead to your loved ones having to go through a lengthy and expensive probate process. If you decide to create an estate...