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When you marry the one you love, you build a beautiful life together. You buy a home together; you may even start a business together; you raise children together—everything owned and built together, until death do you part. Of course, you would like to make sure that...
Many people in Arkansas, and elsewhere, think drafting a will is all that's involved in getting one's affairs in order. However, a standard will is not a full estate plan. End-of-life planning requires other documents, including a living will. What is a living will?...
The sooner you start estate planning, the more prepared you are for whatever comes up. Life happens, and not always in the way we'd like. It pays to prepare your estate at any age. The following eight items can help you maintain control over your medical and financial...
Maybe you have a will, but all wills in Arkansas go through the probate process. You might have heard that probate can be complicated, time consuming and expensive. It could even reduce the size of your estate and thus what your loved ones will inherit. You want to...
Arkansas residents might have a lot of questions when it comes to dealing with estate planning, especially when it comes to the often forgotten assets. It’s easy to remember to put your home and bank accounts into your estate plan. But it might be harder to remember...
There are a few steps leading up to a personal injury trial in Arkansas. Plaintiffs need to gather evidence to make a claim. They must also have proof of their medical costs and other damages. Demand letter When you want to recover damages from your injuries, you must...
Creating an estate plan in Arkansas is already a tough undertaking that even professionals sometimes stumble upon. It costs time, money and constant attention and effort since it's a continuous process until your last breath. However, you can streamline the process as...
Estate planning in Arkansas is essential to protecting your loved ones, especially if you are part of a blended family. Blended families often come with complex financial and legal issues that must be addressed to ensure everyone has distributed the assets fairly....
At some point in your adult life, you may have to take responsibility for your elderly parents' finances and other needs. If you are an only child, the responsibility falls entirely to you, but if you have siblings that live in Arkansas, should you share this...
If you have a loved one with special needs in Arkansas, it may be a good idea to plan your estate in a way that they'll be provided for when you are unable to do so. A special needs trust can also be helpful if you want to ensure they benefit from government programs...