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Why Every Estate Plan Should Start With This: Planning for Incapacity

If you’re building an estate plan, you’re probably thinking about what happens when you’re gone. But what happens if you’re still here—but unable…

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How Will You Pay for Long-Term Care? A Good Steward’s Guide to Planning Ahead

In the first part of our estate planning series, we talked about how to prepare for incapacity by putting the right legal documents…

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The Importance of Making an Inventory of Your Assets for Your Estate Plan

When it comes to estate planning in Arkansas, creating a Last Will and Testament is an essential first step, however it is only…

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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…

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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,…

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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…

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Seven Life Events that Could Impact Your Estate Plan

You might think of estate planning as a one-and-done task, but there are many reasons to update your estate plan. Major life events…

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How Long Does Probate Take in Arkansas?

Nobody wants to go through a court battle after the death of a loved one. This process, also known as probate, is necessary…

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What to Know Before Creating a Living Trust in Arkansas

There are many misconceptions surrounding trusts, especially when it comes to estate planning. Some may think that trusts are only for those with…

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Understanding Estate and Inheritance Tax in Arkansas

One of the main purposes of creating an estate plan is to reduce the burden of your loved ones; but what if your…

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