It is never easy facing the realities of a loved one with a terminal illness. Yet, through the pain of the future loss, you still have to deal with the details that come with someone’s condition and their death. Then,
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Supreme Court strikes down eviction moratorium
On Thursday, The U.S. Supreme Court struck down the latest extension of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s eviction moratorium.
Click here to read the full opinion.
For landlords, it seems that evictions that have been stalled for over
Arkansas jury trials delayed until January 15
The state Supreme Court, on Friday, announced that Arkansas jury trials will be delayed until January15, 2021, due to an increase in COVID-19 cases.
Keep in mind that the delay impacts all civil and jury trials except the ones that
Burns and Allen — ‘Thanksgiving’
While I’ve made it a habit to post old time radio (OTR) programs that have something to do with the legal system, it seems appropriate to spend November and December posting episodes that have more to do with holidays than
Rutledge weighs in on medical marijuana and probationers
Medical marijuana may be legal in Arkansas, but can probationers use it?
At long last, we can answer that question with a resounding … maybe.
In Arkansas, legislators are often asked to submit legal questions to the Attorney General’s
Legal OTR: Case Dismissed — ‘Liability for Minors’
Once upon a time, the radio was a primary source of entertainment in most homes. While those days are long over, revisiting the time when radio was king is often a rewarding exercise and — thankfully — there are plenty
More eviction moratorium musings
As luck would have it, a post I made about the national eviction moratorium generated more questions for my office to answer.
Specifically, what happens if a lease expires while the national moratorium is in place? Before answering that question,
Yes, there is an eviction moratorium … sort of
Quite a few landlords have called my office lately with one question — is there an eviction moratorium and what does that mean for me?
The answer to that question is there is a federal eviction moratorium, but it still
Can Arkansas probationers use medical marijuana?
One question that’s come up recently around my office is whether probationers in Arkansas will be able to use medical marijuana.
The answer to that question is not as simple as it might seem. According to the good folks at
No, not all evictions go quickly
Typically, 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 process is very straightforward. The landlord serves the tenant a