Our Little Rock Family Law Blog

Why does fault matter in a divorce?

To obtain a divorce, you generally need to have a reason. Arkansas law details the circumstances that qualify as grounds for divorce. In Arkansas, acceptable grounds for divorce are mostly fault-based. However, in certain circumstances, it is possible to obtain a...

3 considerations to make before filling for divorce

When you made your vows, you likely planned on the marriage lasting forever. Unfortunately, many factors play into creating a situation that no longer feels right. As you consider divorce, know that many others face the same situation. Arkansas continues to have one...

What happens to the family business during divorce?

There are millions of family businesses across the country, so it seems inevitable that some divorces include the settlement of the family business. If you and your spouse operate a business and are discussing divorce, you might wonder what will happen to the business...

Factors that can make a divorce more complicated

Experiencing a divorce brings about complex obligations and even more complex emotions, even if your marital split is a relatively straightforward one. However, certain factors can add additional layers of complication to an already stressful situation. Whether you...

How does alimony work in Arkansas?

You may have concerns about how you will support yourself after divorce. In Arkansas, you may be able to request alimony from your former spouse. Review the factors that influence spousal support if you live in the state and plan to end your marriage. Types of alimony...