George N. Plastiras Law Blog

In Arkansas, including Little Rock, probate law states that the property of anyone who dies with or without a will must undergo administration, which is a probate court proceeding that makes the final determination on how the property of the deceased is to be distributed.... Read More

Estate planning involves much more than simply drafting a will.  And even drafting a will is much more complicated than it may seem.  In some cases, a poorly drafted or ambiguous will may cause more problems than no will at all.  That is why it is crucial for individuals to consult an experienced Arkansas estate planning attorney, such as those at the Plastiras Law Firm, before beginning the process.... Read More

In Arkansas, there are many ways to ensure your assets are transferred to your intended beneficiaries, regardless of whether or not they are family members. The following are some of the more common options:... Read More

Probate attorneys in Little Rock can help with many concerns, from detailing your alternatives, advising of the best ones based on your specific situation, and preparing the paperwork needed to ensure the protection you need.  The current trend is to try to avoid probate court because of the many potential problems:... Read More

When people die without wills (intestate), the decision on how to divide assets falls to probate court. Some arguments against probate and probating a will in Little Rock are included below.  If you are considering protecting your beneficiaries in Arkansas, you should contact a probate and gift tax attorney in Little R... Read More