Wills and Trusts

Disinheriting a child involves a complex and emotionally charged decision, but Arkansas law allows it when done with precision. If you plan to exclude a child from your will, you must express your intentions clearly and follow legal guidelines. Leaving out a child's...

Establishing a trust in Arkansas carries important tax implications that influence estate planning and financial outcomes. Knowing these effects helps you make informed choices aligned with your goals. Trust classifications and their tax effects Arkansas allows both...

Planning for the future helps ensure healthcare providers and loved ones honor your wishes, especially if you cannot communicate them. A living will outlines your preferences for medical treatment and guides others during difficult decisions. Arkansas law defines...

Many people consider creating a living trust when planning for the future. Unfortunately, there are several misconceptions about living trusts that may cause confusion. Understanding these myths can help make more informed decisions when it comes to estate planning....

Setting up a trust is an important part of estate planning, offering protection and control over your assets for the benefit of your loved ones. The timeline can vary based on several factors, but it’s a good idea to understand approximately how long it takes to set...