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Can one spouse file for bankruptcy and not the other?
Financial troubles can lead to dire debt situations. If debt levels reach a high enough point, filing bankruptcy can be a possible solution for Arkansas residents. Both single persons and married couples can file for bankruptcy, but what happens if someone wishes to...
Family law and dealing with joint custody in Arkansas
For Arkansas couples who are divorcing, child custody is one of the most common causes of disputes. In many cases, parents are ordered to share custody of their children. Navigating joint custody can sometimes be complicated, but there are strategies for success for...
New challenges for evidence
As technology advances, it's becoming more difficult to verify the authenticity of images and videos used as evidence in court proceedings. Arkansas lawyers have been made aware of this new challenge by articles in the ABA Journal and other publications. In cases...
Judge denies sale of claims in bankruptcy case
Citing concerns about the wording of the sale motion, a judge blocked the sale of the trustee’s rights in a former high-profile real estate developer’s bankruptcy case. The Arkansas developer’s legal claims were sold to an investment company in an auction in June. In...
