How Much Does an Estate Have to Be Worth to Go to Probate in Arkansas?
The Arkansas Probate Code mandates that estates go through probate if the decedent owned property, had minor children, or gave assets to beneficiaries….
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What You Need to Know About Special Needs Trusts in Arkansas
Caring for those with developmental disabilities can demand an enormous amount of time, energy, and love. If you are responsible for a person…
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Why Real Estate Owners and Landlords in Arkansas Need Domestic Asset Protection Trusts
Real estate owners and landlords in Arkansas, take note! A new legislation, known as Act 291 or House Bill 1394, could be a…
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Unveiling the New Era of Asset Protection in Arkansas: The Game-Changing Act 291
Arkansas has recently adopted new legislation that has significantly transformed the landscape of asset protection for residents. Known as Act 291, or House…
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The Benefits of Revocable Trusts
A revocable trust is a legal instrument that allows a settlor to place assets into a trust to be managed by a trustee…
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Why It Is Important to Have a Good Estate Plan?
Planning for the future can be intimidating to those who prefer to live in the moment and not worry about what is going…
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Pour-Over Wills and Estate Planning
Pour-over wills are a common and useful estate planning tool. A testator who creates a pour-over will may want to make sure that…
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Your Family, Your Business, Your Choice: 10 Key Reasons to Create an Estate Plan
No one likes to think about death. But the fact remains, it’s a certainty we must all face. It’s smart to plan, to…
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Negligence and Civil Lawsuits
Understanding the principles of negligence law can help you have a better understanding of the role civil lawsuits play in the American legal…
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Understanding Wills, Trusts, and Estates
The law of wills, trusts, and estates is based on the fundamental principles of property law. Every citizen in the United States should…
