Attorney’s fees and breach of contract actions

It might be difficult to believe, but people aren’t typically in love with the idea of paying attorneys to represent them. Shocking, I know. One of the questions we hear…
Read moreIt might be difficult to believe, but people aren’t typically in love with the idea of paying attorneys to represent them. Shocking, I know. One of the questions we hear…
Read moreJust a few months ago, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from a Wisconsin man claiming a bankruptcy court improperly denied the discharge of $260,000 in student…
Read moreBeing an attorney who handles both bankruptcies and evictions comes with certain advantages – it can be handy to understand the strengths and drawbacks of both areas of law when…
Read moreI’ve got to hand it to the folks who came up with what I’ll call the “ISEA AB” scam — those folks sure do work hard to trick attorneys and…
Read moreEarlier this month, the Arkansas Supreme Court issued a ruling that could substantially change the way state courts have defined marital property for years. The Supreme Court’s opinion at issue…
Read moreThere are times when cases show up in my office that are almost too bizarre to be believed. I got one of those recently and the odd thing about it…
Read moreSince the Dwight D. Eisenhower administration, May 1 every year has been Law Day in the United States. Some may notice that Law Day falls on the same day as…
Read moreFor some reason, my office has gotten some cases which were kicked off because someone died without a will and their heirs started suing each other. It is very unfortunate…
Read moreTypically, it takes a landlord less than a month to evict a tenant for violating his or her lease but that is not always the case. In Arkansas, the eviction…
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