I’m attempting to become a new group home provider in Arkansas. I’ve ran into numerous obstacles assisted living facilities, residential care facilities, group home. There’s no clear pathway to the information on the website or from speaking with DHS staff
There is four of us and they wanted to keep it for a few years and see how things went. If after that period we wanted to sell then we would. We formed an LLC and rent the farm out to a farmer for crop rent. The oldest sister and my brother who are next in age are the managers of the LLC. After... View More 
We would offer topless cleaning in home or of a car in a home garage. We would offer topless servers for parties. Also, we would offer guys in tight underwear for women who were interested in these services. No sexual acts would be condoned/approved. Their lowest extremities (vagina, penis, or an... View More
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answered on Nov 10, 2016
Under Arkansas law 5-14-112 you might have a problem. The law reads as follows:
(a) A person commits indecent exposure if, with the purpose to arouse or gratify a sexual desire of himself or herself or of any other person, the person exposes his or her sex organs:
(1) In a public... View More
By general, I mean farm tools, repairing any equipment, but also making swords, knives etc
answered on Apr 25, 2016
You can form either an LLC or a Corporation at the Secretary of State's website. You may want a consultation with lawyer and accountant to discuss what type of entity and tax setup is best for you.
answered on Apr 25, 2016
No. Residency tests are different for different areas of the law, e.g. the test for college tuition is not the same as the test to file divorce. You need to look into exactly what you are trying to claim residency for. That being said, if you move to Arkansas and get a place to live, Arkansas... View More
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