Ingle Law Firm

09/02/2026

09/01/2026

At least three times a week…

08/31/2026

Divorce finalized? Congratulations. Your freedom has been reclaimed. 🇺🇸⚖️

To all our family law clients who just signed those final decree papers and are ready for their fresh start—don't forget to grab your shirt on the way out. You earned it.

Ready to reclaim your freedom? Give us a call at (501) 326-5026 or email Mat at [email protected]

No alimony required for the shirt.
Results may vary. Spouse not included.

Shout out to The Lucky Stitch Co. for making the shirts!

08/31/2026

I imagine this may be an unpopular opinion, but I think it should be said.

There’s something genuinely fascinating about watching someone turn an active law-enforcement investigation into their own personal social-media publicity campaign.

Every new post provides a little more information, a little more context, a little more evidence, and apparently a little more assistance to anyone who might be trying to figure out what law enforcement knows.

But who cares about protecting an investigation when there are Facebook comments, likes, and shares to collect?

I suppose the theory is:

Step 1: Demand charges be filed.
Step 2: Publicly disclose everything you know about the investigation.
Step 3: Give everyone involved an opportunity to see exactly what investigators are looking at and delete it.
Step 4: Wonder why prosecutors can’t proceed.
Step 5: Blame law enforcement.

Brilliant strategy.

Some people apparently want justice. Others want an audience.

The irony is that sometimes the person screaming the loudest about “holding people accountable” is doing more to undermine the possibility of accountability than anyone else.

But hey—at least the engagement numbers look good.

Facebook isn’t a courtroom, likes aren’t convictions, and an ongoing investigation isn’t your personal content calendar. ⚖️

08/30/2026

Next time you need flowers for an event, go see my next door neighbor at Wild Bloom Florals. They did Jessi’s flowers for our anniversary and they turned out great! Pic of flowers in the comments!

🌸 Meet the Owner of Wild Bloom Florals! 🌸

We are so excited to introduce you to the talented woman behind Wild Bloom Florals — Michelle Red, AIFD, CFD, AAMF, AMF! 💐

Michelle, of Paron, Arkansas, is an accomplished floral designer, educator, and industry leader with over 30 years of experience in the floral industry. Her passion for flowers, creativity, and serving others has been at the heart of her career for decades.

Michelle has proudly served as a Past President of the Arkansas Florists Association and currently serves on its Board of Directors. Her talent has also earned her numerous honors throughout the years, including:

🏆 Arkansas Cup Designer of the Year — 2017 & 2023
🥈 Second Place, Mid-America Cup Competition — 2018
🏆 First Place, Frankie Shelton Cup Competition in St. Louis — 2024

But beyond the awards and accomplishments, Michelle’s greatest joy is her family. ❤️ She has been married to her husband, Darren, for many years and is the proud mom of three children and grandmother to four beautiful granddaughters, who are truly the joy of her life.

After more than three decades in the floral industry, Michelle is excited to begin this new chapter with Wild Bloom Florals and bring her experience, creativity, and love of flowers to the Bauxite community. 🌷

We can’t wait for you to meet Michelle and see what she creates! 🌸

08/17/2026

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A Howell County Lieutenant’s best K9 impression over a PA system was enough to lure a wanted man out of a brush covered area recently. According to a Friday press release from the Howell County Sheriff department,

08/11/2026

08/11/2026

I’m just now getting home from work, but today was a good day.

Me: “Be professional. You’re a lawyer.”

Also me when the judge dismisses felony charges against my client:
💃🕺💃🕺💃

08/07/2026

THE IMPORTANCE OF ESTABLISHING PATERNITY IN ARKANSAS ⚖️

What parental rights do you have as a father if your child is born out of wedlock in Arkansas?

The hard truth: None.

In Arkansas, the mother is legally the only parent until paternity is established through the courts.

Everything might be fine while you’re together. But what happens if the relationship ends?

❌ You can be cut out of your child’s life completely.
❌ Your visitation is left 100% up to the mother’s discretion.
❌ Getting a court order for parental rights can easily take 6 months or longer in some cases.

Why wait until things fall apart?

Establishing paternity while you and the mother are on good terms is much easier, faster, and saves enormous heartache down the road. Hope for the best, but protect your rights early.

📞 Need help establishing paternity? Contact our office today for a free consultation.

08/04/2026

Special thanks to Ingle Law Firm for sponsoring our Arkansas Thunder organization. We greatly appreciate your support to our program.