McMullan and Brown

06/15/2026

Happy 190th birthday, Arkansas! The Natural State was admitted to the Union on June 15, 1836.

06/14/2026

06/03/2026

You have a Power of Attorney.

So your family can access your accounts if something happens to you… right?

Maybe.

Here's what most people don't realize until they're already in the middle of a crisis:

A Power of Attorney can be completely legal and still get rejected by your bank.

"We need our own form."

"This document is too old."

"We'll need legal review."

Meanwhile?

The mortgage is due.
Care expenses keep coming.
Bills need to be paid.

And the people you love are stuck trying to get permission to help you.

The problem isn't that you don't have a plan.

It's that many plans stop at paperwork.

Real planning goes further.

It means:
✔ Making sure your POA is accepted by your financial institutions
✔ Keeping documents updated
✔ Structuring accounts properly
✔ Funding your trust correctly
✔ Creating a plan that actually works when your family needs it

Because the goal isn't simply having documents.

The goal is making life easier for the people you love during one of the hardest moments they'll ever face.

Contact McMullan and Brown for more information!

📞 501.376.9119
📧 [email protected]

06/01/2026

The team at McMullan and Brown is honored to once again be recognized by the readers of the Saline Courier as the Best Law Firm in Saline County.

Receiving this distinction for the fifth consecutive year is a privilege, and we are deeply grateful for the trust and support of our community.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote for us—we sincerely appreciate it!

05/27/2026

After someone dies, the hard part isn’t always what people expect. It’s not just grief.

It’s the waiting. The paperwork. The unanswered questions.

When Tony Hsieh died unexpectedly at 46, he left behind extraordinary success, but he didn’t leave behind an estate plan.

And what followed wasn’t just loss.

It became legal process. Public records.
Years of sorting through decisions that had never been made clear.

〰️ Who has authority?
〰️ What happens next?
〰️ Were promises documented?
〰️ Where does everything go?

This isn’t just something that happens in celebrity estates. Families navigate this every day. Not because they don’t care. Not because they aren’t responsible. But because most people believe they’ll get to it eventually.

The good news is this is preventable.

A real estate plan isn’t just documents.

It’s creating clarity. Organizing what you’ve built. Making things easier for the people you love and making sure they’re supported when they need it most.

Because the greatest gift you can leave behind isn’t confusion. It’s a plan that works. ❤️

If reading stories like this makes you realize you’re not completely sure where to start, you’re not alone.

Contact our office today for more information!

Phone 📱 501-376-9119
Email 📧 [email protected]

05/21/2026

Thank you to the readers of AY Magazine for voting us as one of the top three businesses in Benton!

05/18/2026

After someone dies, the hard part isn’t always what people expect.

It’s not just grief. It’s the paperwork. The confusion. The unanswered questions.

〰️ Where are the accounts?
〰️ Who has access?
〰️ What bills still need to be paid?
〰️ Is there even a plan?

Nearly four years after actress Anne Heche’s death, her estate is still tied up in legal and financial issues.

Not because her family didn’t care, but because sorting through someone’s financial life without a clear, coordinated plan can become overwhelming very quickly. This happens in families every day, not just celebrity estates.

Without planning:

〰️ Loved ones can spend years in probate
〰️ Creditors may take what you hoped to leave behind
〰️ Adult children can end up carrying impossible responsibilities
〰️ Families are left trying to piece together someone else’s life while grieving their loss

The good news is, this is preventable.

An estate plan isn’t just about documents. It’s about creating clarity, organizing what you own, making things easier for the people you love and ensuring your family isn’t left navigating chaos during one of the hardest moments of their lives.

Because the greatest gift you can leave behind isn’t confusion, but rather a plan that works.

Contact McMullan and Brown to learn how to protect what matters most with a plan that truly works when it matters most.

📞 501-376-9119
📧 [email protected]
🛜 www.m-b.law

05/13/2026

In addition to traditional Notary Public services, we now offer Electronic Notarization (E-Notary) services for your convenience.

To schedule a notarization or learn more about our services, please contact our office at 501-376-9119.