How a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust Can Preserve Your Assets in Arkansas
As Americans live longer, they will need significantly more money to live adequately into their golden years. The costs of long-term care and…
Could I Be An Heir to an Estate and Not Know It?
The loss of a family member or close friend can be deeply painful. After the initial shock begins to fade, it’s natural to…
How Debts of the Deceased are Handled in Arkansas
Many people worry about what happens to a loved one’s debts after they pass away. In particular, they often wonder if they could…
Can My Ex-Spouse Still Inherit From My Will After an Arkansas Divorce?
While having a last will and testament is essential, it’s understandable that changes may be needed over time. Life events, such as divorce,…
What Happens to an Arkansas Business When the Owner Dies?
When an Arkansas business owner dies, there can be extreme confusion in regards to what happens to the business going forward. Without a…
Can My Child Qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits in Arkansas?
Raising a child with a physical or mental disability can be incredibly difficult. Disabled children need specialized medical care, services, and supplies, yet…
What Should I Do If My Arkansas Social Security Disability Claim was Denied?
If you have been denied a social security disability claim, then you may be feeling completely hopeless. However, it is important to know…
Risks of Not Creating an Estate Plan
Most Arkansas residents don’t understand the risks of neglecting to create an estate plan. While the majority of people in Arkansas die without…
Six Reasons Why Probate Gets Delayed
When someone dies without an estate plan, they may unintentionally be putting their loved ones through the stress of probating an estate with…
How to Get Started on Your Arkansas Estate Plan
The majority of people in Arkansas put off estate planning, and it’s easy to understand why. Thinking about what will happen to our…