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Probate law in Arkansas? Yup, it’s a thing. It deals with what happens to assets and property when a person dies. The court watches over the process to make sure the dead person’s wishes, as written in their will, are followed. If there’s no will, Arkansas laws say how the estate should be split up.…

Probate administration in Arkansas can be a complex process, and one of the more nuanced and lesser-known aspects involves the concept of adverse possession—particularly when it comes to handling real property. While most probate cases are focused on distributing assets according to the will (or Arkansas’s intestacy laws when no will exists), real estate presents…

Probate litigation in Arkansas is not limited to simple asset distribution—sometimes it involves family members contesting the validity of a will. As noted by our friends over at Kreig LLC’s Houston Probate Litigation Attorneys, undue influence is among the most common reasons for challenging a will in probate court. In cases involving elderly testators, where…