The Most Common Estate Planning Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Only one in every three Arkansas residents has an estate plan; out of those who do have a plan, many often make mistakes…
What Role Does Medical Evidence Play in Social Security Disability Claims?
Obtaining the correct medical evidence not only reduces the amount of time it takes to process your case, it also greatly increases the…
Determining SSI and SSDI Eligibility in Arkansas
Hundreds of thousands of Arkansas residents receive benefits from the Social Security Administration (SSA) – the fourth-highest number of recipients in the country….
Understanding Arkansas Probate Law
For many, simply hearing the word “probate” sends shivers down their spines. You might have heard horror stories about the probate process: how…
Do You Need a POA for Your Estate Plan?
Many people don’t think of assigning a Power of Attorney (POA) when they think of estate planning. However, a POA can be a…
How to Write a Will in Arkansas
A recent study showed that over ⅔ of American adults don’t have a will. However, a will is necessary to ensure that your…
6 Reasons to Hire an Arkansas Estate Planning Attorney
You’ve spent your whole life building up your assets and your estate, and creating a solid estate plan is your next step. But…
Will vs. Trust: Which is Right For You?
Wills and trusts are essential to estate planning. Although they’re often used interchangeably, wills and trusts work differently and have different purposes. Some…
Reasons to Update Your Estate Plan
Most people think that estate planning is a one-and-done thing. For all the planning, paperwork, and strategy, you should only have to do…
Can You Avoid Probate in Arkansas?
Avoiding probate has many benefits: it saves time, money, and the privacy of your family. It also means that your assets are distributed…