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The legal system doesn't have to be a maze you walk through alone. Many Arkansas parents put off custody or support matters because they believe attorney fees are out of reach.

The good news? With the right support, you can handle it yourself.

Life changes—and your child custody agreement should be able to change with it.

Whether your family’s needs have shifted due to a new job, a move, or changes in your child’s routine, we make it simple to modify your custody agreement - without the hassle of hiring an attorney.

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Not every custody case is the same — Arkansas law treats each situation differently. We provide forms for:

Custody Through Divorce

For married parents

Paternity and Custody

For unmarried parents

Custody or Support Modification

When circumstances have materially changed

Guardianship of a Minor

For relatives or caregivers seeking custody

Alternate Service

When the other parent’s location is unknown

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Complete modifications in both contested and uncontested cases

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Custody cases aren't one-size-fits-all. If you're married and getting divorced, you'll address custody through your divorce case. If you're unmarried, a paternity action establishes both custody and child support. If a custody order already exists and your situation has changed significantly, you'll file a modification. And if you're a grandparent or relative stepping in to help a child, a guardianship may be the right path. Our forms are built to match whichever situation applies to you.

We make sure our guides always meet the standards for any court in the state.

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Common Questions

Do both parents have to agree for custody to be established?

What counts as a “change in circumstances” for a modification?

Can a grandparent or relative get custody?

What Clients Say

Real Stories, Real Impact

“We loved using the app to send and answer questions, and it was interesting to see all the documentation as it was filed.” – M.Y.
"I would recommend them to anyone and everyone and I will definitely be using them in the future for other parts of my life" - D.L.
“The process was very easy and stress free. All I had to to was provide my answers and sign the paperwork.” – R.R.

“We loved using the app to send and answer questions, and it was interesting to see all the documentation as it was filed.” – M.Y.
"I would recommend them to anyone and everyone and I will definitely be using them in the future for other parts of my life" - D.L.
“The process was very easy and stress free. All I had to to was provide my answers and sign the paperwork.” – R.R.

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Don't let custody or support issues control your life or drain your savings.

Custody and support forms cost $49-$99, one-time. Start for free and pay only when your document is complete.

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Arkansas custody & support forms - on your own terms.

Arkansas custody & support forms - on your own terms.

Arkansas custody & support forms - on your own terms.

The legal system doesn't have to be a maze you walk through alone. Many Arkansas parents put off custody or support matters because they believe attorney fees are out of reach.

The good news? With the right support, you can handle it yourself.

Life changes—and your child custody agreement should be able to change with it. Whether your family’s needs have shifted due to a new job, a move, or changes in your child’s routine, we make it simple to modify your custody agreement - without the hassle of hiring an attorney.

Court-Approved Forms, Ready to Use

Court-Approved Forms, Ready to Use

Court-Approved Forms, Ready to Use

Custody Through Divorce

Paternity and Custody

Custody or Support Modification

Guardianship of a Minor

Alternate Service

Court-Approved Forms, Ready to Use

Court-Approved Forms, Ready to Use

Court-Approved Forms, Ready to Use

Answer

Create

File

For Arkansans, by Arkansans

For Arkansans, by Arkansans

For Arkansans, by Arkansans

Common Questions

Common Questions

Common Questions

Do both parents have to agree for custody to be established?

What counts as a “change in circumstances” for a modification?

Can a grandparent or relative get custody?

Real Stories, Real Impact

Real Stories, Real Impact

Real Stories, Real Impact

Take the First Step Toward the Life You Deserve

Take the First Step Toward the Life You Deserve

Take the First Step Toward the Life You Deserve

Life changes—and your child custody agreement should be able to change with it.

Whether your family’s needs have shifted due to a new job, a move, or changes in your child’s routine, we make it simple to modify your custody agreement - without the hassle of hiring an attorney.