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2004 Arkansas
Form Book
The 2004 Arkansas Form Book has been reviewed by experts and, where
necessary, either revised or rewritten.This publication contains 1,300 pages
of forms essential to attorneys practicing in the state of Arkansas. The
Form Book is completely indexed. All forms conform to Amendment 80. Many
forms refer to underlying statutes or cases, making them highly useful
research tools. Notes the end of many forms provide valuable legal advice.
A section of HIPAA-compliant forms is included. The criminal law chapter
includes both case law and citations to the Trial Handbook for Arkansas
lawyers.
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2007 Revocable Trust Handbook
This handbook has a limited scope and purpose, which is to provide materials to
help the general practitioner in Arkansas with the formation, funding and administration of revocable trusts.
The handbook does not cover the multitude of other types of commonly-used trusts.
Its focus is on the revocable trust established as a Òwill substituteÓ by clients wishing to bypass
judicial administration of their estates upon their death or incapacity. Although the handbook
includes some discussion of income and transfer tax aspects of trust administration,
most of the materials deal with basic simple trusts not involving tax issues.
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HIPAA
Handbook
The
new HIPAA Handbook is an analysis of which
Arkansas laws are preempted by the Health
Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
of 1966 as implemented by the Privacy
Standards promulgated recently by the
Department of Health and Human
Services. The analysis was prepared by
members of the Health Law Section of the
Arkansas Bar Association. The cost of
the handbook is $50 for Association members
and $85 for non-members. It is
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Handling
Appeals in Arkansas - 2007 Edition
Explains
the applicable court rules and offers
practical advice for each stage in the
appellate process - from filing your notice
of appeal, through briefing and oral
argument, and finally to post-decision
petitions. |
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Arkansas
Probate Handbook -
2005 Edition
Shows you
how to avoid pitfalls in handling decedent's
estates. It contains a checklist of steps
for you to consider and a schedule of dates
and deadlines you must meet. A unique
benefit of owning this system is that it
enhances your ability to train your
paralegal or secretary to assist in the
routine tasks of estate administration. |
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Standards
for Examination of Real
Estate Titles in Arkansas
This
easy to read booklet is an effort to
establish statewide uniform title standards.
It offers a guide on both black letter law
and the gray areas. Many standards will
buttress ones preconceived opinions as to
the law, and can be used to support a title
requirement (or the decision to make new
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Domestic
Relations Handbook (2 Volume Set) - 2007 Edition
If
you practice family law (or if your most
important client asks you to handle his or
her divorce), you need a copy of this 800
page handbook. It puts a wealth of
information covering Arkansas statutory
authority, existing Arkansas case law,
practical suggestions and forms at your
fingertips.
These
forms provide everything from the basic
complaints, decrees and affidavits to
practical checklists on client interviews
designed to help you gather needed
information up front; discovery forms which
show you several sets of interrogatories,
and requests for production; and sections on
depositions suitable for distribution to
your clients as you prepare them for what to
do and what to expect. |
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