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Aundrea Stone Hanna PLLC NWA

Full service law firm. Divorce, Custody, Estate Planning, Probate, Civil Litigation, and Mediation.

05/21/2026

Is Your Child Support Order Outdated? 📈⚖️

Life changes, and your child support order should change with it. At Aundrea Stone Hanna, P.L.L.C., we help Arkansas parents navigate the complexities of child support modifications to ensure your order remains fair and accurate.

Whether your income has shifted, your child’s needs have evolved, or your custody arrangement has changed, you shouldn't have to settle for an order that no longer fits your reality.

How We Can Help:
- Income Adjustments: Evaluating if a change in pay justifies a new support amount.
- Support Recalculations: Applying the current Income Shares Model to your specific situation.
- Legal Filings: Drafting and filing the necessary motions to bring your order up to date.

The law allows for adjustments, but they aren't automatic. If you believe your current order needs a second look, come talk to our attorneys.

Book your free, 15-minute consultation today to evaluate your case and start the modification process.

05/19/2026

Parental Alienation: The 3-Prong Test ⚖️🚫
Arkansas courts use a specific practical approach to identify parental alienation. It isn't just about a "difficult" ex—it's about a pattern that harms your child.

The Three Requirements:
- Intentional Conduct: A parent actively working to interfere with your time.
- Impact on the Child: The behavior makes the current situation no longer in the child's best interest.
- Welfare & Change: The conduct is severe enough to be considered a "material change in circumstances."

The First Move: Courts often use Contempt Charges as the first step to address parents who willfully violate visitation orders.

Is your time being intentionally blocked? Let’s evaluate your case. Book a 15-minute consultation today.

05/18/2026

Guiding You Through Your Next Chapter 🕊️⚖️

Divorce is one of life’s most challenging transitions, affecting your family, your finances, and your future. At Aundrea Stone Hanna, P.L.L.C., we provide the compassionate yet determined legal representation you need to navigate the process with confidence.

Whether your case is a straightforward uncontested filing or a complex dispute involving significant assets or children, our team is here to protect your interests.

You don't have to do this alone. We offer a free, 15-minute consultation to evaluate your situation and discuss how our firm can support your goals.

Are you ready to start moving forward? Contact us today to schedule your free 15-minute consultation today.

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05/15/2026

Arkansas 2026: The Revolution ⚖️🏛️

If you haven’t updated your custody mindset since 2021, you’re looking at a different legal world. In 2026, Arkansas has officially moved away from the "every other weekend" model to a true Shared Parenting standard.

What's New for 2026:
- Detailed Visitation Plans: Judges are now encouraging—and often requiring—highly detailed, visual parenting calendars. A vague "reasonable visitation" agreement is no longer the gold standard in 2026; precision is key to avoiding future conflict.
- Visual Evidence: In a 2026 courtroom, walking in with a visual custody calendar shows the judge you are prepared and focused on a long-term, workable solution for your child.

Ready to modernize your parenting plan? Come talk to our attorneys today for a 15-minute consultation to evaluate your custody goals.

05/13/2026

The "New Year, New Rules" Update 📊⚖️

Did you know that 2026 brought significant changes to child support in Arkansas? If your current order was signed before this year, it might already be outdated.

What’s new for 2026:
- The "Income Floor" Jump: The combined monthly income threshold for support has been raised to $2,200. This shift is designed to ensure low-income families aren't left struggling under impossible orders.
- Prenatal Support: Under new legislation, support can now be established before birth to cover pregnancy-related medical expenses and vitamins.
- The Incarceration Pause: In a major shift for equity, support obligations are now automatically paused for incarcerated parents, preventing a mountain of debt that makes re-entry impossible.

The Reality: Whether you are a parent who needs to establish support for the first time or one who needs to adjust an old order to match these 2026 guidelines, the rules have changed in your favor.

Don't leave your family’s financial future to an old formula. Come talk to our attorneys today for a 15-minute consultation to see how these new laws affect you.

05/12/2026

Custody Battle: How to Prepare 📝⚖️
Walking into an Arkansas courtroom in 2026 without a plan is a risk you don't want to take. Here is how to start building your case today:

- The #1 Piece of Evidence: Start a Parenting Journal. Document pick-ups, drop-offs, missed visits, and significant milestones. Detailed, dated entries are often more reliable than memory in the eyes of a judge.

- Your Digital Footprint: Everything is "exhibit-ready." In 2026, judges heavily scrutinize texts, emails, and social media comments. One heated post or an aggressive text thread can quickly be used to challenge your fitness or ability to co-parent.

- The Biggest Mistake: Unilateral decision-making. In the weeks before your hearing, don't cut off communication or change the child's routine without a court order or agreement. Stability is what the court looks for—don't give them a reason to doubt yours.

Don't wait until the week of your hearing to get organized. Come talk to our attorneys today for a 15-minute consultation to evaluate your case preparation.

05/08/2026

Ready for Your Next Chapter? 🕊️⚖️

Divorce is a major life transition, and in 2026, the Arkansas legal landscape requires a clear-eyed approach. Whether you’re facing a complex property split or an amicable separation, knowing the ground rules is the first step toward peace of mind.

What to Keep in Mind:
- The 30-Day Rule: Arkansas law requires a mandatory "cooling-off" period of 30 days between filing and finalization.
- Equitable, Not Equal: Assets are divided based on what is fair, which doesn't always mean a 50/50 split.
- Moving Forward: Whether you choose the "no-fault" path (18 months separation) or file on specific grounds, your strategy matters.

Don’t guess when it comes to your future. Come talk to our attorneys today for a free 15-minute consultation to evaluate your situation (see our video on our consultation process).

05/07/2026

Is 50/50 the new "Standard" in Arkansas? ⚖️🏛️

In 2026, Arkansas continues to be a national leader in shared parenting. Under Act 604, the state operates with a "rebuttable presumption" that joint custody is in the best interest of the child.

What this means for you:
- The court doesn't start by asking who should have custody; it starts with the goal of an approximate and reasonable equal division of time. To move away from a 50/50 split, a parent must prove with "clear and convincing evidence" that a joint arrangement would be harmful to the child.

Whether you’re drafting a first-time parenting plan or navigating a complex dispute, we can help you protect your time with your children. Contact us today.

05/06/2026

Need to Change Your Visitation Schedule? 📉⚖️

Life changes, and your court order can too. Here’s how Arkansas handles modifications in 2026:
- Work Changes: Yes! A permanent shift in work hours is a valid reason to request a modification so you don’t lose your time.
- What Doesn't Count: Minor disagreements or a single missed weekend aren't enough. The change must be "material" and significant.
- The Child’s Voice: There is no "magic age" to choose, but by age 15, judges give the child’s preference significant weight if they show enough maturity to reason.

Stop struggling with a schedule that no longer fits. Book a 15-minute consultation to see if you meet the standard for a modification.

04/24/2026

Is it time to modify your child support? Check the 20% mark. 📈🏛️

In Arkansas, child support isn't "set it and forget it." While you can request a review every 3 years, you can act sooner if there is a material change in circumstances.

The Stat you need to know:
According to Arkansas Code § 9-14-107, a change in gross income of 20% or more (or at least $100 per month) constitutes a legal basis to petition the court for a modification.

Whether your income has increased, decreased, or your child’s needs have changed significantly, the law allows for adjustments to keep things equitable.

Don't pay too much or receive too little. If your financial situation has shifted by 20% or more, come talk to our attorneys today about filing a Motion to Modify.

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