Legal Blog

Getting pulled over or arrested is a stressful situation that no one hopes to experience. Knowing your rights and how to assert them in these tense moments can save you from many headaches down the road. This article will discuss…

It’s farmers’ market season across the state, which means locally grown and homemade food will pop up for sale on neighborhood corners, downtown squares, and across the street. If you are selling locally grown or homemade food, here’s some good…

Beginning January 1, 2026, Arkansans can expect several new laws to affect things like SNAP benefits, unemployment, business incentives, and even grocery shopping. Below are a few of the most notable laws going into effect at the beginning of 2026….

As outlined in our blog What To Do If You Have An Arrest Warrant in Arkansas, the first step when learning you have an arrest warrant should be to contact a criminal defense attorney. Ignoring an arrest warrant and not…

Contracts can (and normally by design are) complex and confusing. In the most basic sense, a contract is a legally enforceable promise, but not every “promise” or “agreement” is a contract. However, when they are, there are common elements to…

Understanding exactly what a breach of contract involves is paramount for business owners. Contracts form the backbone of business operations, outlining obligations and expectations of the parties. When a breach occurs, it can disrupt your business, potentially causing significant financial…

Divorce can be physically, emotionally, and mentally draining. One of the most challenging aspects of the process is determining child custody. Ensuring your child’s best interests are protected requires guidance from a skilled child custody lawyer who understands the complexities…

Divorce can be stressful, and resolving  issues in court can increase tensions.  Courtroom settings may not provide the necessary support for delicate situations, and involved parties may feel like a judge is an unfamiliar and intimidating presence who gives orders…

On April 4, 2023, Governor Sarah Huckabee-Sanders signed into law SB365, creating the Arkansas Student Due Process and Protection Act to establish procedural protections for student conduct disciplinary proceedings at public two-year and four-year institutions of higher education in Arkansas….

Bankruptcy can feel overwhelming, but it provides many individuals a path toward financial relief and a fresh start. This two-part series offers a clear overview of consumer bankruptcy, focusing first on Chapter 7 bankruptcy, one of the most common types…