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Can the Police Search My Car Without a Warrant?
Most people don’t realize the many ways law enforcement can search private property without warrants. After all, the Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures, right? Of course, but the law treats vehicles differently than homes. There are several situations where an officer may legally search your car without first obtaining a warrant. Whether you've had your car searched and evidence seized, or simply want to know your rights, understanding w
Jenn Henderson
2 days ago4 min read


10 Facts Every Arkansas Driver Should Know About DWI
Most people never expect to be arrested for DWI. You might think you're okay to drive after dinner and a couple of drinks. Maybe you took a prescription medication without realizing how much it would affect you. Or, maybe you were stopped for a traffic violation that quickly turned into something much more serious. Whatever the circumstances, a DWI arrest can happen faster than many people realize. Once it does, the consequences can follow you long after your case is over. Wh

ARlaw Partners
Jul 174 min read


Seven Common Myths About Powers of Attorney in Arkansas
Powers of attorney are some of the most valuable estate planning tools available, but they are also some of the most misunderstood. Many people assume they only need a power of attorney later in life or believe their spouse or adult children can automatically make decisions for them if something happens. Under Arkansas law, those assumptions are not always correct. A properly drafted power of attorney allows you to appoint someone you trust to act on your behalf if you are un

ARlaw Partners
Jun 264 min read
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