An uncontested divorce means both spouses agree on all major issues, making the process faster, less costly, and lower in stress. A contested divorce requires court intervention to resolve disputes over property, custody, or support, leading to a longer and more complex legal process. No matter your situation, we help Benton residents protect their interests during divorce.

An Attorney Ad Litem is a lawyer appointed to represent the child’s best interests in custody cases. Their role is to conduct investigations, interview the child, and make recommendations to the court. We ensure that children’s needs remain the focus in Benton family law cases.

Guardianship gives an individual legal authority to make decisions for a minor or incapacitated adult. Courts consider factors like family relationships, financial stability, and the individual’s well-being before granting guardianship. We guide Benton families through the legal guardianship process, ensuring compliance with Arkansas laws.

Yes, child support and custody agreements can be modified if circumstances change—such as job loss, relocation, or shifts in the child’s needs. Courts in Benton will only approve modifications that serve the child’s best interests. We assist clients in petitioning for fair adjustments.

A prenuptial agreement outlines how assets will be divided in the event of divorce or death. To be enforceable in court, agreements must be transparent, voluntary, and fair to both spouses. We help Benton couples draft legally sound agreements that provide clarity and peace of mind.