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Who Actually Files Charges in Arkansas? Criminal cases in Arkansas are handled by prosecutors, not private citizens. The process usually begins with: Law enforcement report — A police officer investigates and submits findings. Prosecutor review — The prosecuting attorney decides whether to file charges. Court filing — If charges are filed, they appear in district

When it comes to securing your legacy, few areas of the law are more important—or more misunderstood—than probate and estate planning. While the terms are often used together, they serve very different purposes in Arkansas law. If you or your family are starting to think about the future, here’s what you need to know about

Introduction Losing a loved one is heartbreaking. In the midst of grief, someone has to take on the responsibility of handling their affairs—this person is often known as the “personal representative.” If your loved one passed away due to a wrongful death in Arkansas, the role of a personal representative carries even more weight, including