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The Brad Hendricks Law Firm

(47)

Kitchens
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Job

“Very professional and responsive team, after my grandson was in a car accident that resulted in a serious back injury, I new as my grandson's guardian I needed a top law firm to represent him.”

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Big Rock Legacy Law Group, Attorneys & Counselors, PLC

(50)

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Needs
Questions

“We appreciate the time provided to explain the risks and benefits of transitioning the previous items we had in place into a more secure medium of longevity for the family!”

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Daniel A. Webb

(42)

Disability
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Ticket

“Very hard working and family friendly made me feel like my concerns was his concerns I felt he was putting me and my family first as if I was his only client i would advise anyone to call him and get the hardest working lawyer may god continue to ble...”

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Murphy Law Firm

(39)

Questions
Explanations
Knowledge

“Having a Will is not an easy task; however, I will definitely recommend Murphy Law Firm and/or his resources to family and friends because of his professional work done expeditiously.”

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Arlaw Partners

(45)

Team
Needs
Case

“Since i flew in from out of state and they knew I only had a few days in Arkansas, Charlie, Kayla and everyone at A Rlaw partners moved very quickly and worked so hard in an incredibly short time frame to make sure i got my son back home with me safe...”

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The Wright Law Firm

(47)

Questions
Responses
Emails

“At times I would feel stress and worry become overwhelming, but eventually I learned that in a sense “no news is good news”, and should there be an issue arise that requires either your attention or his, he was prompt with his responses and advice....”

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The 24 firms listed for North Little Rock, AR handle probate and estate administration for families. What each states about the services it offers executors comes from its own website; ratings and quotes come from public reviews.

Area overview: North Little Rock, AR

Of the 24 firms we list here, 4 are in North Little Rock itself and 20 come from Little Rock (8 mi). The firms on this page are rated from 4.0 to 5.0 across 1,463 reviews; 5 have 50 or more reviews and 19 are rated 4.5 or higher. When clients rate these firms on specific qualities, they most often praise professionalism (97%), responsiveness (86%) and quality (76%). The topics that come up most in reviews of the firms on this page are "expertise", "attention to detail" and "knowledge". 1 is open around the clock; 2 are open on Saturdays and 1 on Sundays. The practice areas the firms on this page list most often on their websites are estate planning (5), family law (5), probate (5), personal injury (4) and business planning (3). 14 have ten or more years of experience, the longest 47 years. 1 offers urgent consultations and 9 offer a free initial consultation. 1 has Spanish-speaking staff. We count these figures across the firms on this page; distances are straight-line, and hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the firm before you book a consultation.

Which probate firms listed for North Little Rock publish details online?

All 24 firms on this page have a website on file, and most of those describe the estate work they take on. It is the quickest way to tell a general practice from one that administers estates every week. What you read there is the firm's own description.

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WH Law

(43)

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Bankruptcy

“? You all did pretty much everything, the only thing that I did was sign electronically when needed, got some papers motorized and turned right back in to you all and you handled the rest.”

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Elder Legal Services

(32)

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Cost
Law Firm

“Shane Cox has been an enormous asset to my life so much value he adds, takes his time answering any questions that I may have and is very attentive to the needs and while putting together my Trust, works very well and has been a great friend in my li...”

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Your probate estate is not a game and should not be treated as such. Probate can be expensive, and many folks don't know that even if create an estate plan during your life, that does not mean you will avoid probate. For example, any lawyer can sell you a Last Will and Testament, but such a document does not avoid probate; you will still have to go to court in order to have all probate estate assets titled in the proper named heirs. Proper planning with the proper attorney is key to avoid legal fees and costs (and to avoid creditors). Research your lawyer and make sure you don't leave forty years of savings to chance. -Shane Cox, Elder Lawyer...

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Pinnacle Legacy Law

(30)

Trust
Team
Mind

“I did receive a mailer from his office and the salutation was “Dear Value Customer” I believe when sending out a mailer the salutation should always have your customer's name.”

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Tripcony May

(8)

“They send all updates , paperwork , and billing through email which enables us to know each step of the process.”

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Law Office of Harry Warden

(9)

Information
Needs
Document

“The legal system moves slowly enough on its own, and I know many of us have used attorneys that certainty didn't operate with much expediency.”

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Hope, O'Dwyer, Wilson & Arnold, P. A.

(1)

“If his colleagues in the firm are anything like Ron Hope, this is a strong firm to handle anyone's legal matters.”

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Estate Planners of Arkansas

(2)

“They were such a blessing after my father passed away and helped me navigate and handle his estate appropriately.”

FAQs

Who should get a Living Trust?

Almost anyone with property who wants to avoid the cost and time delays of probate and who wants to avoid the court system should they become incapacitated.

Do I still need a will if I have a Living Trust?

Yes. But you need a special type of will called a pour-over will. If for some reason some of your property is not in the Living Trust, the pour-over will instructs your executor to put the property in the trust. It should not be needed, but it is there as a safety measure.

Does the Living Trust end when I die?

After all your property has been given to your heirs, the trust will end. However, if you are leaving property to a minor, or a person who may not be able to use your property wisely, then you can keep the Living Trust in force.

What is a Living Trust?

It is a document that allows you to keep control of your property without it being owned by you. A Living Trust is a type of trust that is revocable. This means that you can amend it or revoke it any time you wish. Like a will, it directs who is going to inherit your property. Unlike a will, it avoids probate, keeps the court out of your affairs if you become incapacitated, and keeps your affairs private.

Why should I have a Living Trust?

A Living Trust will allow you to transfer more of your property to your loved ones than you otherwise could. A will must go through probate. This will be costly and time consuming. In addition, a will provides you with no control should you become mentally or physically incapacitated. A will only takes effect after you die.

More detailed information is available on the FAQ page of our website.

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Montgomery Wyatt Hardy, PLC

(12)

Custody
Court

“If you find yourself in a bind don't go anywhere else Mr Wyatt started helping me on the first phone call and was an amazing person threw out the whole ordeal definitely the man for the job”

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Davidson Law Firm

(15)

“I selected Davidson Law Firm to represent my challenging and complex family law case involving custody, child support, and other matters because of their team of expert attorneys and skilled professionals with substantive legal knowledge, effective c...”

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Bonnie Robertson

(9)

Doubt
Felt
Questions

“Before she was referred, I had spoken to another lawyer, and when I told him I was going with Bonnie instead, he totally understood—“You know, that's who I would've referred you to as well”

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McDaniel Wolff

(3)

“I have been with Mc Daniel Wolff, PLLC for many years for all of my business and personal legal needs.”

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James & Carter, PLC

(9)

Interest
Court

“She got back to me very quickly, providing me with exactly what I needed to proceed with my legal situation and the next steps I needed to take.”

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Almand Law Firm

(5)

“Renee and Gregg worked from that Thursday thru Sunday night getting every detail in order, asking every question they thought would be asked, and all the while reassuring me we would be fine.”

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Law Offices of Mark Robinette

(1)

“Robinette's services again if the need arises.”

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L. Jennings Law Estate Planning Little Rock

(2)

“A terrific estate planning attorney who cares about clients and their families.”

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Madden Law Firm: Blakenship Mylissia

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Attorney Joshua West

(3)

Estate Law

“Josh meets with my clients to determine their goals, such as probate avoidance, tax planning, asset protection, Medicaid planning, and he helps them tailor a plan to meet their specific needs.”

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Schrader D Scott

(1)

“My concerns were addressed at the onset and a plan moving forward discussed with my input appreciated and acted on.”

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Average Cost	$4370
Minimum cost	$2731
Maximum cost	$10924
Avg Per Hour Rates	$437

Best Probate Attorneys in North Little Rock, AR

The Brad Hendricks Law Firm

Big Rock Legacy Law Group, Attorneys & Counselors, PLC

Daniel A. Webb

Murphy Law Firm

Arlaw Partners

The Wright Law Firm

Area overview: North Little Rock, AR

WH Law

Elder Legal Services

Pinnacle Legacy Law

Tripcony May

Law Office of Harry Warden

Hope, O'Dwyer, Wilson & Arnold, P. A.

Estate Planners of Arkansas

Montgomery Wyatt Hardy, PLC

Davidson Law Firm

Bonnie Robertson

McDaniel Wolff

James & Carter, PLC

Almand Law Firm

Law Offices of Mark Robinette

L. Jennings Law Estate Planning Little Rock

Madden Law Firm: Blakenship Mylissia

Attorney Joshua West

Schrader D Scott

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