Arkansas family law issues such as divorce, child custody and child support can be confusing and emotionally draining. For this reason, we are committed to providing the highest quality of representation to our clients. With office locations in Little Rock and Pine Bluff, Arkansas, you are close to a skilled local attorney.
Divorce is an emotional experience, no matter who you are. You are faced with decisions during this time that will affect you for the rest of your life. Our attorney will listen to all of your concerns and work with you to come up with goals you can reasonably expect to achieve in court.
After a divorce, determining how to pay for the children going forward is one of the major issues facing couples. Our attorney has extensive knowledge of Arkansas law regarding child support.
Divorce can be complex and emotional. Our experienced divorce attorneys can evaluate your situation and help you make informed decisions. We begin with a consultation, to learn about your family and relationship, so that we can individualize your divorce process to fit your unique situation. Let us help you focus on that better future by making legal decisions that are best for you and your family today. With the Pickell Law Firm by your side, you’ll be thoroughly prepared to navigate the complexities of divorce with a clear, strategic plan in place and a dedicated divorce attorney to aggressively pursue your goals.
Yes. When you file for divorce in the state of Arkansas you do have to identify a “ground” (reason) on the divorce petition.
No-fault grounds
Basically, this means that it was no one’s fault in particular that the marriage fell apart but that the reason for creating that union no longer exists. There is one no-fault ground for divorce in Arkansas:
Fault-based grounds
In order to file for a divorce in Arkansas, you must be a resident of Arkansas for at least 60 days before you file your Complaint for Divorce. You will have to continue to be a resident of Arkansas for 30 days after you file your Complaint.
There is a three-month waiting period in Arkansas before the divorce will become final. This is the minimum waiting time. If you litigate issues during a divorce, the process of resolving those issues can take months or even years.
At Pickell Law Firm, we understand that child support can be a huge source of family conflict, with that in mind we work closely with our clients to make sure that they understand the law, that their rights are enforced, and that their children’s needs are met. Having a knowledgeable, strong and dedicated representative in an Arkansas child support dispute is key to a result that meets the needs of parent and child. We know that issues of divorce and child support can seem tumultuous, but we are constantly on your side, helping you understand the law and the courts and fighting for you under it.
The end of a marriage, and the transitioning from one household to two, determining who the children will live and when and how visitation needs to be done. We understand that matters involving your children are of the utmost importance and we always handle any custody dispute with care. Our experienced child custody attorney will fight to help you do what is best for your children. We promise to work aggressively in your best interests, thorough preparation of your case, and by giving you clear and consistent communication.
Courts prefer that the parents agree as to the custody and visitation of the children. If the parents are unable to agree then the Court will issue an order based on what the Court determines is in “the best interest of the child.” In making this decision the court looks at the following factors:
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