Doug Gramling

Doug Gramling grew up in Northwest Arkansas. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and Economics at Culver Stockton College, a small private school near Hannibal, Missouri, then returned to Northwest Arkansas to obtain his Juris Doctor at the University of Arkansas Law School. He paid for his education by working multiple jobs at small businesses and auto dealerships where he received the experience necessary for a “common sense” approach that served him well not only in business matters, but also in the court room. His approach has resulted in successful representation of a wide variety of clientele.

Over the years, his practice led him to be chosen to represent the most severely injured people involved in accident cases, providing successful recovery for paraplegics, quadriplegics, individuals who have lost limbs, and individuals who have lost loved ones as a result of the carelessness of others. He has been chosen to represent publicly traded companies, a variety of local businesses, banks, and various professionals including, physicians, architects, certified public accountants and even other lawyers.

For his work in the courtroom, Doug was awarded “Top 100 Litigation Lawyer in the State of Arkansas For 2013”  from the American Society of Legal Advocates. For his legal services provided to the community, Doug was awarded the “Outstanding Volunteer Lawyer of the Year 2012” by Arkansas Legal Aide, Equal Access to Justice Program. His practice also focuses on family matters representing parents in which the custody of children is aggressively contested and also spouses in which alimony and property division are at issue. As to area of real estate, Doug has successfully represented clients in multiple boundary line dispute cases, contractor lien claims, and other real estate issues. He has served as an attorney in real estate closings for developers, builders, contractors and individual buyers. He represents multiple landlords and rental companies, providing services in obtaining possession of lease property and also drafting or reviewing lease documents. He has also devoted significant time over the years to assist families in the probate of their estates, not only for many local families but routinely representing out-of-state individuals seeking to probate the estates of family members whose assets are located in Arkansas.

·        Land – routinely provides services for real estate transactions, litigation concerning boundary line disputes, lease preparation and provides an inexpensive eviction process for rental companies;

·        Business – Providing contract preparation, business formation, responses and instruction regarding the garnishment process;

·        Divorce – Services in complicated alimony and support matters and still provides inexpensive “uncontested divorce” process;

·        Child Custody – Representing parents where physical and sexual abuse claims are                            at issue to parents merely seeking to obtain joint custody of their children.

·        Probate – Helping the family of a deceased (in state or out-of-state) seeking to undo the wrongful transfers of land or money prior to the deceased’s death but routinely helping           family probate an estate for transfer of ownership of assets.

·        Collection – Our office has processed collection of thousands of medical recoveries and           utility accounts recoveries per year, with extensive experience concerning the Fair Debt Collection Practice Act (FDCPA).

·        Personal Injury – Representing the seriously injured from a semi-truck accidents, car accidents, and defective products.