Arkansas Lawyers William H. to Zoe Robinson

Explore Arkansas attorneys like William H. Sutton, William James, William Lickert, William Olson, William Prettyman, William Shelton, William Stanley, and Zoe Robinson. in cities like Little Rock, North Little Rock, Bentonville, Jonesboro and North Little Rock. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 72201, 72201, 72114.

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William H. Sutton

400 West Capitol Avenue 2000 7 , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: Aviation & Aerospace,Business ,Environmental ,Personal Injury,Products Liability

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“Terrible place to work. To many people who don't do anything all day, and pawn their work off on other people. The HR Department is useless. The senior...”

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“Susan went above and beyond to help us find the right house! During the closing process, she made sure we got everything we needed to make it as smooth as possible. We loved workin…”

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William White

Firm: William "Zac" White, Attorney & Counselor at Law

706 West Quitman Street , Heber Springs , Arkansas 72543

Practice Areas: Litigation

William “Zac” White, a sixth generation Arkansan, was raised in Forrest City, AR, until the sixth grade when his family moved to Marion, AR, where he graduated high school. He earned a bachelor’s degree in International Trade from the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, AR, a Masters Degree in International Economics and Finance, and obtained his law degree from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of law.

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“William white is an amazing attorney . He works with you he also responds within 24 hours and keeps”

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“We hired him to handle my father's estate on May 20, 2023. He asked for $7,500 retainer but my mother who is 88 years old paid him $4,000 to pay balance...”

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“Zac is an excellent attorney—fearless, committed, and smart. I often refer people to him.”

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Zoe Naylor

Firm: Bogart Immigration

3729 N. Crossover Rd , Fayetteville , Arkansas 72703

Practice Areas: Immigration

Zoe has developed and currently leads the firm’s employment and investment immigration practice, advising employers and individuals looking to navigate the complicated and evolving process of corporate immigration compliance, employment-based visas and entrepreneur opportunities.. She represents businesses concerned with corporate immigration compliance, including I-9 audits and corporate compliance training. Zoe also represents employers concerned with bringing employees into the United States through non-immigrant categories, including H-1B, L-1, TN, R, O and P visas, as well as employment-based residency options. Her practice includes E-1 and E-2 visas for treaty-trader investors and other entrepreneur-related issues, including business formation and transactions.. Zoe graduated from the University of Arkansas School of Law in 2013. While in law school, she participated in a dual degree program and earned her Master of Arts in Political Science alongside her Juris Doctor. During this time, Zoe began teaching American Government classes for the Political Science Department. Zoe also participated in the law school’s immigration clinic, representing individuals in immigration proceedings at no cost. Prior to attending law school, Zoe graduated from Graceland University in Lamoni, Iowa, graduating in 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts degree with high honors in philosophy and religion.. Zoe is licensed to practice law in Arkansas. In 2015, she was admitted to the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas. Zoe also continues to teach multiple classes each semester in the Political Science Department of the University of Arkansas. She authored an article, Supreme Court Decides RLUIPA Case from Eighth Circuit in the Winter 2015 Eighth Circuit Bar Association Newsletter and has been quoted in media, including the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.. Outside of the office, Zoe served as the president of the Washington County Bar Association in 2018 after having served previously as the vice-president, treasurer and secretary of the organization. She is also active in the Rotary Club of Fayetteville and serves on the club’s board.. Originally from Australia, Zoe moved to the United States with her family to the Kansas City area before moving around the country for college. She enjoys walking and biking the city with her husband and children and exploring everything Fayetteville has to offer.

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“nd outlined each of the steps required for our process of obtaining a permanent residency. I've alwa”

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“I've had the chance to know Zoe as a fellow lawyer in the community, as well as opposing counsel. She is professional, well-prepared and well-versed in family and immigration law. …”

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Zachary Steadman

Firm: Mitchell Williams

425 West Capitol Avenue , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: General Practice

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“Zach is a trusted friend and a sharp litigator.”

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Wren Law Firm

Firm: Wren Law Firm

11300 Executive Center Dr , Little Rock , Arkansas 72211

Practice Areas: Personal Injury,

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“Throughout the legal process, Attorney Wren has employed gaslighting techniques designed to distract and confuse, including persistently focusing on my past...”

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“I had my very first car wreck back in february last year and during my treatment i was introduced to wren law firm to represent my case. When i tell you they are awesome!!!! thank …”

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Worsham Law Firm

Firm: Worsham Law Firm

320 Executive Ct , Little Rock , Arkansas 72205

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family,

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“I am reading your review and I understand you are talking about some other lawyers, not Richard Worsham. This lawyer lacks all professionalism since we...”

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“Richard Worsham and his team are incredibly skilled and professional, and they get results. They’re responsive, thoughtful, and genuinely committed to doing right by their clients.”

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Wolff Law Firm

, Little Rock , Arkansas 72211

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“Vincent Ward did an outstanding job on taxes due with IRS. I very much appreciated his expertise and advice. Go here, don't call a 1-800 number!”

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Wingfield & Corry

Firm: Wingfield & Corry

920 W 2nd St , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: Tax,

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“I cannot express my gratitude to John Thomas. He truly is one of the good guys. He took my case, which was not an easy one, at the end of a Friday...”

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“I was looking for estate planning during the pandemic since I had recently lost my husband. I ran across videos done by Nic and Daniel Stidham at Stidham Financial. I had probably …”

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William Wisely

415 A Ouachita Ave , Hot Springs , Arkansas 71901

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“His was disbarred for 36 months starting December 2023, for admitting to forgery for financial gain”

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William Tucker

Firm: Kutak Rock

124 W. Capitol , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice

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William James

Firm: The James Firm

1001 La Harpe Blvd. , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: Antitrust & Trade Law

Bill James is a premier Arkansas criminal defense attorney. In recognition of his superior criminal defense and white collar crime work, Mr. James has been listed for four consecutive as a Mid-South Super Lawyer by Super Lawyers magazine, which ranks attorneys in each state who have received the highest point totals as chosen by their peers and through the independent research of Law & Politics magazine.

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“I endorse William. He is a highly skilled attorney that is well respected in the legal community.”

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William Trice

425 W. Capitol Ave , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: Child Support

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“ttorney. I have used Mr. Trice for the last 12 years since my ongoing divorce from my ex-husband an”

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William Trentham

Firm: Bickett & Trentham Law Partners, LLP

205 NW "A" St., 2nd Floor , Bentonville , Arkansas 72712

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“secutor knew Will was ready for trial, and she could not win the case. She tried to sell me probati”

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“Will is a great attorney with a lot to offer. He is a great criminal defense attorney. I would recommend Will to anyone needing legal services.”

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William Swain

Firm: Pate & Swain Law Firm

101 E Main , Russellville , Arkansas 72801

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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“First off, he gave me bad advice on a false protection order that was based on lies & outright false”

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William Stanley

Firm: McDaniel & Wells, P.A.

326 S Church St , Jonesboro , Arkansas 72401

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Personal Injury

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William Shelton

Firm: Trammell Law Firm

13608 Kanis Road , Little Rock , Arkansas 72211

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

I am attorney Will Shelton. If you’ve been arrested for DWI or DUI in Arkansas, you have two choices: accept whatever punishment the system wants to give you or fight the charges at trial. To give yourself the best chance of success at trial, you need a lawyer who will meticulously prepare and fight the machine every step of the way. That's what I offer my clients.

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“I have known and worked with Will for years. He is an intelligent, thoughtful, capable, and ethical lawyer.”

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William Prettyman

Firm: Mostyn Prettyman, PLLC

2601 N Walton Blvd Ste Mp , Bentonville , Arkansas 72712

Practice Areas: Family

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“Ben Crabtree is an amazing attorney, Ben took my case in a short notice an completely got my life an my son's life back on the track for what he did in court.”

— Matthew

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William Olson

51 S Hazen Ave , Hazen , Arkansas 72064

Practice Areas: General Practice

Will Olson represents individuals and businesses with complex legal issues.

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“With no hesitation, I would endorse and recommend Will to anyone with a legal issue. Will is one of the few who values hard work and puts everything he has into all endeavors.”

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William Lickert

Firm: Lickert Law Firm, PA

5321 John F. Kennedy Blvd. , North Little Rock , Arkansas 72116

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

Doug Lickert is a CPA who uses his legal and financial knowledge in the areas of bankruptcy, family and business law. Together with an experienced staff, Doug is dedicated to solving clients' problems in the most positive way possible, efficiently and affordably.

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“Mr Lickert, was the best, He has helped me 4 years ago and is helping me now since I have total my c”

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Zoe Robinson

2800 Percy Machin Drive , North Little Rock , Arkansas 72114

Practice Areas: Family

Hi. I’m Zoë! I’m originally from Washington state, born and raised. I graduated Magna Cum Laude from Washington State University (Go Cougs!). We moved to Arkansas for me to attend law school and loved it! I’ve graduated, married, bought a house, found a job, have dogs and cats and a baby soon. We love southern living and my husband and I are here to stay.. Before law school and even college, I had several jobs including packing and storing apples at an apple warehouse, grocery store clerk, lifeguard, and swim instructor. I’m from Yakima, Washington, which is primarily known for its agriculture, hops, and wineries. With that, there were, and still are, a ton of less fortunate, underrepresented people in the town who need legal services. I guess that comes with every city, huh? That’s how I found my love for becoming an attorney and off I went. To get on track for law school, I majored in Criminal Justice and Criminology with minors in Political Science and Psychology. I’ve always stayed busy and involved, as I was Scholarship Chairwoman and on the board of Academics for Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Beta Sigma chapter. In addition, I participated in a $1,000,000 research project in the Criminal Justice Department at Washington State University.. While in law school, I clerked at several different places and gained substantial experience in criminal defense, family law, property law, social security disability, and even some personal injury law. I’ve found great love in criminal defense and family law, which is why I am the perfect fit for the Lion Legal Services team. I am outgoing, ambitious, and strong-willed. I understand what it means to be in need, and worried about how the legal process works. That’s why I’m the gal for you. There will never be a time that you can’t reach out to me to ask questions and be reassured that I’ve got your back, whether in the office and in the courtroom.. In my spare time, I enjoy crafting and DIY projects, spending time on my porch playing cards, or simply hanging out with friends. I especially love the summer and the lakes!. My email is

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Location: Arkansas I cannot add screenshots so I will try to add word for word what the messages and contracts say. My husband and I are coming up on closing on a house. We waited to be sure nothing fell through and felt confident after reading the buy out contract we signed for our lease renewal. Here is how the contract is set up. In one paragraph is says, " BUY-OUT PROCEDURES. You may buy out of the Lease Contract prior to the end of the lease term and cut off all liability for paying rent for the remainder of the lease term if all of the following occur: (a) you give us written notice of buy-out at least_60 days prior to the new termination date (i.e., your new move-out date), which (check one) must be the last day of a month or X may be during a month; (b) you specify the new termination date in the notice, i.e., the date by which you'll move out; (c) you are not in default under the Lease Contract on the date you give us the notice of buy-out; (d) you are not in default under the Lease Contract on the new termination date (move-out date); (e) you move out on or before the new termination date and do not hold over: (f) you pay us a buy-out fee (consideration) of$_ 960.00 (g) you pay us the amount of any concessions you received when signing the Lease Contract; and (h) you comply…
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