After creating an estate plan, you want asset distribution to your loved ones to go as smoothly as possible. Unfortunately, though, there’s a chance that your will, trust or other estate planning vehicles could be challenged in probate court by someone who believes...
There’s a lot at stake when your business has been sued. If you don’t properly handle the complexities of your case, then you may end up facing a judgment that requires you to pay out significant sums of money and that damages your business’s reputation. Those are...
There are a lot of exciting aspects to starting a business. You might be ready to secure a location that gives you exposure to potential clientele, hire promising talent and engage in an advertising campaign that sets you apart from the competition. But before you get...
In Arkansas, it is not uncommon for people to be unhappy with what they received in a will after a loved one has died. They might have thought they were going to receive a specific property, get a sum of money, be granted a piece of a business or be left sentimental...
The contracts that you negotiate can make or break your business. Sound negotiations can give you a leg up on the competition by providing you with cost-effective supplies and strong dealings with clientele. On the other hand, poorly negotiated contracts can prove to...
As you start creating your estate plan, you might find yourself worried about how long your assets will last in the hands of your beneficiaries. It’s a legitimate concern given that some people are just bad with money. But you don’t have to disinherit a loved one just...
Strongly negotiated and well-executed contracts can make or break your business. They can provide stability in your business operations, generate steady streams of income, and reduce the risk of unexpected behavior disrupting your business’s goals. Yet, contract...
As our loved ones age, their cognitive abilities and memory can fade. Seeing this decline can be heartbreaking, but it can also have financial implications for loved ones tasked with helping care for their aging loved one and those who are set to inherit from their...
In Arkansas, when a person creates an estate planning document, they are doing so with the intention that their desires be carried out. For example, they might say in their will that they want their spouse to receive a certain amount of property and the rest to go to...
Part of running a successful business in Arkansas depends on having good business contracts. But what happens if there is a change with one of your contract partners? This is likely to happen at some point. As circumstances change, so do businesses. A company you do...