Protect What Matters Most

Plan Ahead or Settle Affairs with Care

Whether you're creating a will, setting up a trust, or handling a loved one's estate, we make the legal side simple and human. We’ll walk you through every step—no confusing legal talk, no guessing, no pressure.

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Your Family. Your Legacy. Our Priority.

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Draft Wills & Trusts

We help you create wills and living trusts that protect your wishes, your assets, and your family's future.

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Answer Your Questions Clearly
From guardianship to taxes to property transfer rules, we explain your options in plain English—so you can make informed decisions.

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Navigate Probate Court

If you're facing the probate process after a loss, we guide you through everything from paperwork to court appearances with steady support.

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Customize Your Plan

Every family and situation is different. We tailor estate plans to your goals, whether that’s simplicity, asset protection, or complex distribution.

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Why Planning Ahead—or Acting Fast—Matters

Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s for anyone who wants to make things easier for the people they love. A clear plan saves time, money, and heartache later.


Probate is the court-supervised process of settling an estate after death. We make it as smooth as possible, honoring your loved one’s legacy while avoiding unnecessary stress.

Key Components

  • Creating a Will or Trust

    A will directs who gets what when you're gone. A living trust can avoid probate altogether, keeping your estate private and streamlined. We’ll help you choose the right structure based on your needs, assets, and family situation.

  • Probate Court Representation

    If you're dealing with a loved one's estate, probate might be unavoidable. We manage court filings, notice requirements, inventories, and distributions—protecting your rights and helping you move through the process with less burden.

  • Asset & Family Protection

    Good estate planning is about more than money. It’s about making sure your minor children are cared for, your assets are transferred smoothly, and your final wishes are honored. We help you think through the big—and small—details.

Estate Planning & Probate FAQs

  • What’s the difference between a will and a trust?

    A will states who should inherit your property after you pass and goes through probate court. A living trust avoids probate by transferring assets directly to beneficiaries, offering privacy and faster distribution. We’ll help you choose what’s best for you.

  • What happens if someone dies without a will in Arkansas?

    If there’s no will, the estate is divided according to Arkansas's intestacy laws. That usually means spouses, children, and sometimes other relatives inherit—but not necessarily how the deceased might have wanted. Planning ahead ensures your wishes are followed.

  • How long does probate take in Arkansas?

    Probate can take anywhere from six months to over a year, depending on the complexity of the estate, debts owed, and whether anyone contests the process. We help keep things moving as efficiently—and painlessly—as possible.

  • Do I need a lawyer for estate planning?

    While DIY documents are available, mistakes in estate planning can cause major headaches later. Having an experienced lawyer means your documents are legally sound, customized, and ready to stand up to any challenges.

  • Can I change my will or trust after it's created?

    Absolutely. Life changes—births, deaths, marriages, divorces—may all require updates to your estate plan. We help you amend documents over time to make sure everything stays current and reflects your true wishes.