What does it mean to get your criminal record “sealed?”
Having your criminal record “sealed” (or “expunged”) is the process of having your criminal record made confidential. If your record is sealed, the documents will be hidden from public view,
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Opening a Probate for a Personal Injury, Mass Tort, or Other Lawsuit in Arkansas
By Chad Taylor
We have all heard it and it is true, bad things happen to good people. Sometimes, those things involve a lawsuit after someone has passed away. When that happens there is a specific type of probate called a special administration.…
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Can I be fired if I have a medical marijuana card?
Many Arkansas medical marijuana cardholders have questions about whether they can be fired.
The answer is that the Arkansas Constitution protects all medical marijuana cardholders from being fired for having a medical marijuana card.
However, this is increasingly an issue.…
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Out of State Probate (AKA Ancillary Probate)
By Chad Taylor
Probate is a process that nobody wants to go through. That being said, if it is handled correctly it can lower the stress and the conflict between family members. In this article, we are going to explain how the probate…
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Property Tax Sales in Arkansas
By Greg Ivester
Tax sales are a special type of foreclosure sale that are conducted by the State to recover delinquent property taxes. Buying tax delinquent property in Arkansas has become an increasingly popular investment opportunity with many investors and even some individuals…
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Owe money for Unemployment Overpayment?
I Owe Money for Unemployment Overpayment!
During times of difficulty while we are bombarded by the stresses of keeping the lights on and food on the table, we often do not pay as much attention as we should to the…
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Can I take off from work if I or a family member gets the coronavirus?
By Chris Burks
Can I take off from work if I or a family member gets the coronavirus? If you or a family member have the coronavirus, there is a federal law called the Family & Medical Leave Act (FMLA) that allows a qualified…
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How to Get Driver’s License Back After Losing It Due to Money Owed From an Accident
How to Get Driver’s License Back After Losing It Due to Money Owed From an Accident Accidents happen to everyone, and sometimes one accident can grow into several problems. This is especially true of car accidents. In addition to loss of the use of your…
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How to Stop Wage Garnishment in Arkansas
No one likes to feel out of control, at the mercy of someone or something else through wage garnishment. Unfortunately, for thousands of workers in the United States, that is the reality of their financial situation. Through an invasive process known…
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How to Stop Wage Garnishment
How to Stop Wage Garnishment No one likes to feel out of control, at the mercy of someone or something else through a wage garnishment. Unfortunately, for thousands of workers in the United States, that is the reality of their financial…
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