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My mother passed with a beneficiary deed that wasn't filled. Her house was intended to go to me. theres no exexcutor, i am acting on her behalf. zillow states the value is 126,000. can an appraiser be used to devalue the house below the 100,000 limit of Arkansas small estate probate limits to... View More 
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
Administrator can value Estate assets. An appraiser's value is just his opinion. If the Probate Judge does not like it, he will let him know, and then regular Probate will be required.
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answered on Sep 4, 2023
In Arkansas, the use of pepper spray or any other self-defense measure should be governed by the principles of reasonable force and self-defense. If someone is on your property without your permission and is refusing to leave, you generally have the right to ask them to leave verbally and call law... View More
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answered on Sep 4, 2023
In Arkansas, when a woman is sentenced to federal prison, she may be incarcerated in one of several federal correctional facilities outside the state. The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) operates numerous federal prisons across the country to house inmates from various states, including those from... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2023
There is not enough information in your question to answer it.
In most cases, a buyer and a seller agree upon a price for the sale and purchase of a product. If both parties honor the agreement as made, there is no breach of contract to sue for.
So, my boyfriend's brother went to go steal drugs from a guy's house. My boyfriend just rode with him. He stood by the car the whole time, but his brother went around back and ended up being shot and killed by the home owner. My boyfriend gave him cpr and called 9 1 1. They charged my... View More
answered on Sep 1, 2023
The prosecutor can, with leave of the Court, amend charges at any time prior to a case being submitted to a jury. Of course the defendant can object and the court will hear that objection. The decision to allow amendment is within the court's discretion.
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answered on Aug 31, 2023
In Arkansas, law enforcement officers generally have the authority to arrest an individual based on information they receive, including statements from witnesses, even if there are conflicting accounts. The key factor in making an arrest is establishing probable cause, which means having a... View More
The grant money consider income per HUD
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answered on Aug 30, 2023
Grants for educational purposes are generally not considered as income for the purposes of determining eligibility and rent calculations in federally subsidized housing programs administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). This includes programs like public housing... View More
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answered on Aug 30, 2023
Discovering that your boss listed your hire date incorrectly by just one day, leading to your disqualification for a 401k bonus in Arkansas, can be frustrating. To address this issue, take proactive steps by gathering evidence that supports your accurate hire date, such as offer letters or... View More
This city put a tax initiative on the ballot and got voted down twice, so later they went into committee and voted it in, totally going against the will of the people, they did it later, dont remenber how long later but was later, they wanted this tax so they could build a sports complex, the peole... View More
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answered on Sep 14, 2023
In many places, if a tax initiative has been voted down by the people through a valid referendum process, it typically cannot be passed by a city council or committee without a subsequent public vote or significant changes to the proposal. However, the specifics can vary depending on local laws and... View More
What do we do now we told the public defender and he said wait, we asked for him be moved to juvenile he said wait so I don't know who the public defender is working for cause it doesn't seem like it is for us
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
It is absolutely crucial to insist on your right to legal representation and to refrain from answering any further questions without a lawyer present. The right to legal representation is a fundamental right protected by the U.S Constitution.
In this situation, it is advisable to document... View More
answered on Aug 27, 2023
Override is not really the correct term.
The agent named in a POA is authorized to take whatever action on the principle’s behalf that the principle himself can take.
If the principle’s spouse has superior rights to the principle, the spouse’s rights will also be superior to the agent’s.
Home grown up and really not livable, brand new truck still on drive. Is truck up for sale with property and who do I talk to about purchasing it all
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answered on Aug 25, 2023
What does the State have to do with it? Search the title and start asking around about who his heirs and next of kin is. They are the owners at his death unless he had a probated Will.
Q: My spouse was never held accountable to responding to interrogatories. 9 months later we still do not have answers.
answered on Aug 25, 2023
Without seeing the interrogatories, motion to compel, response, order on the motion to compel, motion for contempt, response, reporter’s record from the hearing on the motion for contempt, and the court’s order on the motion for contempt, it is impossible to offer an opinion as a lawyer on why... View More
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answered on Aug 25, 2023
When you are granted parole in Arkansas but have a detainer in Oklahoma, the time frame for Oklahoma to come and pick you up can vary. Generally, states have a reasonable amount of time to transfer a parolee with a detainer to their jurisdiction. This can range from a few weeks to a couple of... View More
My friend left me the title to his motorcycle before he went to prison. Does that make the vehicle mine?
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answered on Aug 24, 2023
Possessing the title to a vehicle does not necessarily make the vehicle legally yours. The title is a document that establishes ownership of the vehicle, but ownership is determined by the name listed on the title and any applicable laws regarding ownership transfers.
If your friend left... View More
On the order to destroy evidence there isn’t anywhere on there that says to destroy the ammo
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answered on Aug 23, 2023
In Arkansas, the specific laws and procedures regarding the disposition of evidence, including ammunition, may vary based on the circumstances of the case and the applicable laws in the state. It's not a blanket rule that all ammunition taken into evidence must be destroyed and not returned.... View More
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answered on Aug 23, 2023
In Arkansas, it is generally not legally permissible for a great-uncle to marry his great-niece. Marriage between close blood relatives, including great-uncles and great-nieces, is typically prohibited by state laws due to concerns about potential genetic and familial issues.
Support. I now and have lived in Arkansas for over 20 years also. What can I do to challenge or even stop this Garnisment . It is $375 a month that comes directly out of my check. Thanks Kerry
answered on Aug 22, 2023
The best way to stop this garnishment is to ascertain the total amount of back child support you owe from the state child support agency, pay that amount, and then file an application to discontinue the garnishment order.
His brother went to steal drugs from some drug dealer's house. He Went with him, but stayed by the car. Didn't go inside or around back at all. His brother was shot and killed my the owner of the house. Now, he is facing a capital murder charge. How is that even allowed?
answered on Aug 22, 2023
This is called vicarious responsibility. Not a favorite of the law. However, legislators who make our laws want to be seen as tough on crime. The notion is that a person in the position of your boyfriend is responsible for the conduct of of all actors engaged in a criminal undertaking. It sounds... View More
A Google search turns up injury lawyers, criminal and family lawyers, but not even one that specializes in business law and there is no state association of nonprofits in Arkansas. We are looking for someone to turn to in order to stay current on laws concerning nonprofits and/or to serve on our... View More
answered on Aug 21, 2023
Here are some options for you to find a nonprofit organization attorney who might be able to help.
First, you might refine your Google technique. Try specifically searching for a "nonprofit organization attorney." That might filter out some of the criminal lawyers and family... View More
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