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The Role of Mental Health Professionals in Addressing Parental Alienation

The Role of Mental Health Professionals in Addressing Parental Alienation

empadmin Blog 26 April 2023

If you or your children are experiencing parental alienation, know that you’re not alone. Millions of parents have also experienced it — but it’s still an isolating, emotionally challenging, and devastating situation. 

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Navigating Arkansas Child Welfare Services: How CPS and DHS Do (& Don’t) Work Together

Navigating Arkansas Child Welfare Services: How CPS and DHS Do (& Don’t) Work Together

empadmin Blog 21 April 2023

If you or someone you know is facing a child welfare issue in Arkansas, it's crucial to understand the roles and differences between Child Protective Services (CPS) and the Department of Human Services (DHS). 

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Worried About Retaliation for Speaking Up? What Arkansas Law Says for Whistleblowers

Worried About Retaliation for Speaking Up? What Arkansas Law Says for Whistleblowers

empadmin Blog 14 April 2023

Whistleblowers play a crucial role in exposing fraud, corruption, and other misconduct in the workplace.

But the fear of retaliation or other negative consequences can deter employees from speaking up. This reluctance perpetuates a culture of secrecy and unethical behavior, ultimately creating unsafe and toxic workplaces. 

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Alternatives to Spying on Your Spouse in Arkansas

Alternatives to Spying on Your Spouse in Arkansas

Jordan Sprogis Blog 05 April 2023

If you’re going through a difficult divorce or separation, you might be tempted to spy on your spouse to gather evidence of wrongdoing or to uncover hidden assets. But spying can have severe legal and ethical implications since it’s a two-party consent state; plus, it may not even be the most effective way to achieve your goals. This blog post will explore a couple of alternatives to spying on your spouse in Arkansas.

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What is “Collateral estoppel”?

Brad Hull Blog 01 March 2023

Issue preclusion, also known as "collateral estoppel," refers to the principle that a final judgment on a particular issue prevents the same parties or their privies from relitigating that issue in a subsequent lawsuit.

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What is “Unjust Enrichment”?

Brad Hull Blog 01 March 2023

Unjust enrichment is a legal concept that refers to situations where one party has been enriched at the expense of another party, without a legal justification for that enrichment.

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Latin Legal Terms: Res Judicata

Brad Hull Blog 01 March 2023

Res judicata is a Latin term that means "a matter judged" or “a matter decided.” It is a legal doctrine that prevents parties from re-litigating issues

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Latin Legal Terms; Nunc Pro Tunc

Brad Hull Blog 01 March 2023

Nunc pro tunc is a Latin term that means "now for then." It's a legal term that refers to the ability of a court to retroactively correct an error in a judgment or order to reflect

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What is a Lien?

Brad Hull Blog 01 March 2023

A lien is a legal claim that a person or business can make against a property to ensure that they get paid for work they've done or materials they have supplied. Liens are often

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Latin Legal Terms: In Loco Parentis

empadmin Blog 01 March 2023

In loco parentis is a Latin term that means "in the place of a parent." It's a legal doctrine that applies to situations where an individual or entity assumes the responsibilities and functions of a parent.

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Understanding Hearsay

Brad Hull Blog 01 March 2023

Objection. Hearsay. If you've been involved in a contested trial (or watched a legal show on TV), you have probably heard this word come up. But what exactly

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Child Labor Laws in Arkansas

Brad Hull Blog 01 March 2023

Arkansas has child labor laws designed to protect young workers from exploitation and ensure that they have access to education and other opportunities for personal and professional development.

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What Are  Process Servers and What Do They Do?

Brad Hull Blog 27 February 2023

If you have ever been involved in a legal proceeding, you likely have heard the term "process server" mentioned. Process servers play an important role in the legal system,

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  1. Estate Taxes: An Overview
  2. Criminal Procedure in Arkansas
  3. Rights in Civil Cases
  4. What Are Revocable Trusts?
  5. What Is a Burden of Proof?
  6. How to Settle a Property Line Dispute
  7. What is Probate?
  8. What to Do If You’re Involved in a Car Accident
  9. Protect Your Family With an Estate Planner
  10. Why an Officer Might Arrest You & What You Should Do
  11. How to Handle Faulty Product Injuries
  12. What Is an Executor of Estate?

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