Divorce Attorney lawyers in Arkansas

Explore Arkansas attorneys like AR Family Law in cities like North Little Rock. These attorneys specialize in Divorce Attorney in Zip codes like 72114.

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AR Family Law

, North Little Rock , Arkansas 72114

Practice Areas: divorce attorney

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“IF I COULD GIVE 0 STARS I WOULD!!!DO NOT HIRE THIS firm!! They will take your money and not call you back. They ignore messages and never call you with any...”

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Title Company vs Divorce Decree | Jul 27, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Arkansas. I currently co-own a home with my ex-wife, the home is currently for sale and recently went under contract and is due to close within the next two weeks. Our divorce decree states that my ex-wife is due a fixed dollar amount upon the sale of the home. Our divorce decree also states that my ex-wife will receive a $70,000 payout from my 401(k) account, a QDRO is currently in process with my 401(k) provider. The divorce decree does not state that the sale of the home is contingent on the 401(k) payout or vice versa. Here is my current problem, the title company I am using sent my ex-wife all of the paperwork for the deed release and sent her an affidavit stating that she has received the 401(k) money and that I am current on child support. She let the title company know that she has yet to receive the 401(k) money and that she would not sign the affidavit due to this. The title company contacted me and relayed this information and said that they could hold out the $70,000 from my portion of the proceeds from the sale of the house and give to my ex-wife. I questioned the title company and asked how that was legal? How is it legal to give my ex-wife an additional $70,000 cash from the sale of the home when she will still receive the $70,000 from my 401(k) account once the QDRO is processed. They stated that…

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