Stephen E. Fisher

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Rogers, AR

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Rogers, AR

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more

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I live in Arkansas and have a misdemeanor for domestic battery if I move to another state can they come after me?

Stephen's answer | Answered on February 02, 2014

I would add to the previous answer that there are many anger management programs and alcohol abuse programs in northwest Arkansas that are either...

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Husband leaving me what are my rights?

Stephen's answer | Answered on February 02, 2014

You may wish to consult an attorney to determine whether there are issues of child support or spousal support involved. This could determine...

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My ex husband did not bring our daughter back at the right time from visitation I had to call the police can he lose his rights

Stephen's answer | Answered on February 02, 2014

Normally the courts will not restrict visitation rights absent a showing that the current visitation arrangement presents a danger of harm to the...

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In the absence of documentary evidence, how do you establish a fact of birth in Arkansas?

Stephen's answer | Answered on February 02, 2014

The answer to your question depends, at least partially, on the reason you are seeking to establish the fact of the birth. Is there current...

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Voluntary acknowledgment of paternity in Arkansas is there a statue of limitation on this ?

Stephen's answer | Answered on February 02, 2014

In addition to the information provided in the previous answer I believe it is important to consider that the courts in Arkansas generally set a...

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Ex wife granted me temp custody of our 2 girls for a year to be reviewed for permanent custody by court ending the school year?

Stephen's answer | Answered on January 31, 2014

The Judge will take into account the overall factual situation and will take into account school attendance school performance and home life. Also...

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