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What Happens When an Arkansas Homeowners Association (HOA) Goes Bankrupt?
Although rare, HOAs can go bankrupt. Typically, failing HOAs will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to internally work out their issues or get help from an appointed trustee. Members of the HOA can be involved in this process, depending on the specific situation.
How an Experienced Arkansas Criminal Appeals Attorney Can Help
It’s important to hire a criminal appeals attorney if you think you’ve been wrongly convicted. A good attorney will know court procedure, how various jurisdictions operate and put together a roadmap working towards your best outcome.
How to File for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in Arkansas
This post provides details about filing for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Arkansas. There is a particular process to follow, and an experienced legal team can ensure that you do it the right way the first time.
What is Considered a Drug Offense in Arkansas?
This post explains the basics of drug offenses in Arkansas. It’s important to understand the various schedules and which drugs come with stiffer penalties in prosecution.
Does Filing for Chapter 11 Mean That Creditors Must Stop Contacting Me?
If debt collector calls are driving you crazy, here are some ways to make them stop.
What Happens to Child Support Debt in an Arkansas Personal Bankruptcy?
Child support debt cannot be discharged in either personal bankruptcy filing. In some cases, a support obligation may shift resources from one debt to another, but it’s important to note there are no options to discharge or liquidate the debt.
