Aug 6, 2021 | Divorce And Separation, Family & Domestic Law
When married persons divorce, a judge sometimes orders that one spouse pay the other spouse financial support, called “alimony” or “spousal support.” You can get alimony if you and your spouse agree, or if a judge finds that an award of alimony is “reasonable from...
Jul 27, 2021 | Custody And Child Support, Family & Domestic Law
That Was Then Once upon a time in Arkansas, calculating child support was simple, where one parent had custody (custodial parent) and the other had visitation (noncustodial parent). The income of a custodial parent was normally not considered. In a straightforward...
Aug 15, 2019 | Custody And Child Support, Family & Domestic Law, Guardianship
Arguments over custody can quickly get emotional and cause a lot of stress. A hot custody fight certainly feels like an emergency, and you want to resolve it right now, of course, for your children. Before you take it to court, it’s wise to ask yourself if your...
May 8, 2019 | Family & Domestic Law, Prenuptial Agreements
Divorce is difficult, but breaking up a long-term relationship is hard outside of marriage, too. Many people have children together, buy houses together, make a home together, and never get married. Religious, social, or personal beliefs aside, on the merits of...
May 1, 2019 | Divorce And Separation, Family & Domestic Law
Covenant Marriage Is your marriage a covenant marriage? You have to tell us, but we can sometimes guess. If you’re very involved in your church, and were married by a minister or took classes before you married, you may be in a covenant marriage. Since covenant...
