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If you share children with your former spouse, your former spouse will likely be in your life until those children reach the age of majority. Typically, an Arkansas judge will want to see evidence that you can work with your child's other parent as a condition of...
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional experience, particularly for those going through it for the first time. It is common to experience fear and anxiety during this time, particularly if they have never been through a divorce. Divorce is common in Arkansas, and...
Many times couples in Arkansas wait until they are older to divorce, as they are worried about the effect that the split will have on their children. Even though you may have stayed together for the sake of your offspring, adult children of divorce can become...
Many couples struggle in their marriage. Some overcome those struggles, but others might find themselves at a crossroads. In those cases, one of the spouses might want the divorce, but the other spouse might be reluctant and disagree. There are many reasons why people...
Breaking the news to your kids that you and their other parent are getting a divorce can be difficult. You want to make sure that they understand what is happening, but you also don't want to overwhelm them or say things they won't understand. As such, how you broach...
When people think about divorce, not many think about depression as a leading cause. However, depression can be a huge factor in why couples in Arkansas decide to get divorced for reasons like intimacy problems, hopelessness, communication problems and financial...
Most Arkansas residents know how hard getting a divorce can be for most couples. In addition to the legal and financial challenges of divorce, many couples are also dealing with the natural grief and emotions that follow divorce. Despite this, couples can work past...