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We know what your life is like when you are going through tough times. If you’ve found us on this website, then you are probably facing Divorce or Custody problems, money struggles or even the pain from being hurt in an Accident. The stress and worry that go along with these types of trouble can make everything seem awful. You might not be sleeping at night. You aren’t the loving person with your kids that you want to be. You don’t want to think about what is waiting for you in your mailbox. Physical affection—hugs, smiles, a touch—is not a part of your life right now. You might be blaming yourself.
The talented and compassionate legal team at Martin Attorneys, PA understands that tough times can weigh you down. That is why clients throughout Northwest Arkansas turn to our law firm for assistance with Divorce or Custody problems, money struggles, and Accident compensation. We are familiar with the stress and worry that go along with these types of legal issues, and with our reliable counsel and dedicated team of professionals backing you, you can feel confident your best interests will be protected as you navigate the legal process. We proudly serve clients who live in Bentonville, Fayetteville, Rogers, Springdale and all of Northwest Arkansas.
Serving Clients in Arkansas for Over Three Decades
We’ve been here in North West Arkansas helping clients pursue their legal goals for more than 30 years. When you choose Martin Attorneys, PA to represent you, we want you to know you are not alone. Our legal team will vigorously advocate for you both inside and outside the courtroom. So whether your marriage has fallen apart, you lost your job, or you have expensive medical bills due to an Accident, Martin Attorneys, PA is equipped with seasoned professionals who will gladly help you get back on the right track.
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They treated us as family and were open/forthcoming within every step of the process.
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Professionalism, Quality, Responsiveness
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He also did a fantastic job at coaching me through some of the possible situations I would face in the courtroom leaving me feeling confident.
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Martin Attorneys know what they are doing and they know the law.
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Experienced Arkansas Lawyers Working For YouWhy Hire Martin Attorneys, PA?
A Firm You Can Rely On-
Your First Visit with Us Is Free!
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We Take All Cases, Big and Small
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Our Attorneys Know the Judges, How the Process Works, and Have an Excellent Reputation in the Courtroom
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Our Clients Come First - We Are Dedicated to Their Success
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Our Attorneys Have Over 100 Years of Combined Experience
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We Serve Our Clients in English and Spanish
If you or someone you know is going through a difficult time, please call us today for your free first visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q:What are grounds for divorce in Arkansas?
A:In Arkansas, you can request either a fault-based or no-fault divorce, because Arkansas is a hybrid divorce state. You can request a no-fault divorce only if you have lived apart from your spouse for at least 18 consecutive months. A single night together can restart the clock. To initiate a fault-based divorce, there is no minimum time apart required, the grounds include cruel/barbarous treatment toward a spouse, adultery, felony conviction, habitual drunkenness (starting after marriage), and impotency. Incurable insanity is another one, but you must have been living separately for three years.
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Q:How much does divorce cost in Arkansas?
A:The cost is dependent on the county you reside in. The range of fees to file costs between $100 and $200. The more you can get your spouse to agree on how to tie up loose ends, the cheaper the whole process will be. If one spouse does not cooperate, there will be an additional fee for filing a formal response. There can also be additional fees if both spouses are cooperating, but a mediation lawyer is needed because you cannot reach an agreement on every detail.
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Q:What is the adoption process in Arkansas?
A:To adopt a child in Arkansas, you should meet the following requirements: no felony convictions against children, physical and mental health approval, and financial stability enough to support a child. If you would like to adopt through the foster care system, additional requirements will need to be met regarding the safety of your home.