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Arkansas legal paperwork, without the attorney bill.
You answer questions. We generate court-ready documents for $49 to $99. Most of this is easier than it looks.
Start free. Pay only when your document is complete.
The short version
The legal system isn't a maze. Nobody just walked you through it.
Plenty of Arkansans put things off because they've been quoted attorney fees they can't pay. Here's the good news: a lot of legal situations are ones you can handle yourself, with the right explanation and the right forms.
A step-by-step approach
Other services hand you forms. We hand you a process.
Every guide turns legal know-how into plain steps you can follow at your kitchen table. You pay for the document you need and nothing else.
- Free to start and answer questions
- Pay only when your document is complete
- Filing instructions for your court included
How it works
Court-approved forms, ready to use
Answer
Work through our questions. The forms behind them have been used successfully in courts across Arkansas.
Create
We generate the forms you need to file, filled in with your answers.
File
You get instructions for filing with the right court, so you know where to go and what to bring.
For Arkansans, by Arkansans
Built by a Little Rock lawyer who thinks you can do this.
Brandon Haubert is a lifelong Arkansan and an attorney. He started ArkansasLegalNow because the main difference between him and most people who need legal help is that he went to law school. The process isn't that hard. It just never got explained clearly.
He and a team of legal experts and technologists make sure every guide meets the standards of any court in the state.
Built for your situation
Real life doesn't come out of a textbook, so our guides don't either.
What clients say
From people who've been through it
“We loved using the app to send and answer questions, and it was interesting to see all the documentation as it was filed.”
“I would recommend them to anyone and everyone and I will definitely be using them in the future for other parts of my life.”
“The process was very easy and stress free. All I had to do was provide my answers and sign the paperwork.”
Some situations need a lawyer. We'll say so.
Some situations are better handled by an attorney, especially when a lot is at stake, or when retirement accounts or a joint business are involved. If you’re in danger, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. If you can’t afford a lawyer, Legal Aid of Arkansas is a good place to start.
Take the first step. It costs nothing to begin.
Find the guide for your situation and start moving. Each document is $49 to $99, one time, and you pay only when it's complete.
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