Happy New Year! Arkansas has new laws coming into effect in 2025 which might affect prisoners, civilians, and other people. Many citizens have mixed feelings on these new changes, but we’ll leave that for you to decide.

Where will you be on New Year’s Eve? According to data collected by Civic Science, roughly one-third (33%) of Americans will be partying as the clock strikes midnight. In addition, approximately 37% of individuals indicated they will be drinking alcoholic beverages, whether they are attending a party or staying at home.

As the new year quickly approaches, many individuals are in search of an attorney to represent them for an impending court case. However, the holidays are a hectic time — lawyers are usually busy at any given time of year, but especially so during the winter holiday season.

Whoever penned the phrase “sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me,” didn’t anticipate how modern technology would provide new opportunities for verbal abuse. In the 21st century, nearly 50% of students reported bullying in schools and 20% of students indicated experiencing cyberbullying.

What happens when you cross a festive attorney and a Homeowners Association (HOA)? An expensive legal battle that has spanned for almost a decade. The case of the Christmas lawyer has many twists and turns, leaving you questioning what will happen next. 

Many people have felt the heat after marrying their significant other, so much so that there are TV shows, comment threads, and video complications about individuals discovering their spouse is different from the individual they were dating. If you feel this way, you're not alone — this is a phenomenon that happens to many married couples. 

Long hours at work, unexplained credit card charges, unusual behavior — these actions and your intuition may indicate that your significant other might be cheating on you. If you suspect your spouse is participating in adultery, you may be eligible for a fault divorce. 

Despite the great honor and responsibility that comes with serving in the military, there is nothing more heartwarming than a soldier returning home from active duty. As citizens of the US, we all hope our military service workers come home safe and sound. 

Through the soaring summer temperatures to the chilly winter winds, postal service employees reliably pick up and deliver mail to the customers on their routes. Many employees are prepared to fend off the occasional loose dog or stay dry during a torrential downpour, but surprisingly, the biggest concern for postal workers is mail theft, tampering, and fraud.

As we leave behind the month of October, the majority of Americans trade their spooky decorations for festive trees and colorful lights. But not every family has the luxury of forgetting about things that go bump in the night when one of their loved ones is actively missing or presumed dead. 

As we approach the end of October, local law enforcement is on high alert. Teenagers and young adults who have phased out of trick-or-treating find other means to participate in Halloween…but their method of celebrating isn’t always legal.

A few years ago, the tragic story of Gabriel Fernandez hit national news and devastated Americans across the country. Little Gabriel was an eight year old boy who, despite being the subject of dozens of CPS calls, was murdered by his abusive parents.