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…
Navigating the Waters of Asset Transfer: Why Joint Ownership Isn’t Always the Best Voyage
When it comes to transferring assets after death, many individuals look for the smoothest sail – a way that bypasses the stormy seas…
Cheeseburger In Paradise
‘I like mine with lettuce and tomato! Heinz 57 and French fried potatoes’….. Or is it, “I like mine with privacy and protection!…
What You Need to Know about the 2024 Corporate Transparency Act
Small business owners have a lot on their plate, and a new law will only add to the workload. Starting January 1, 2024,…
Arkansas Estate Planning: A Basic Checklist
The thought of estate planning can be overwhelming. Who gets your belongings after you pass? What happens if you become ill or incapacitated?…
When Should You Start Planning Your Estate?
The topic of estate planning often doesn’t come up until later in life. Many wait until retirement to start the process, but the…
What is Durable Power of Attorney in Arkansas?
Estate planning is often seen by prospective clients as an intimidating activity, but it is vitally important for every citizen to create an…