Whether you are facing divorce, guardianship, a child custody dispute, child support issues, or another family-related legal matter, you deserve an attorney who will provide honest guidance, and advocate for your best interests each step of the way.
At Mircha King Law, we understand that everyone’s family circumstances are unique. There is no one-size-fits-all solution. We take the necessary time to understand what your goals are before we advise you on the legal options you should consider.
With years of courtroom experience throughout Arkansas, Attorney King understands the legal landscape of the state and the importance of a carefully planned legal approach to your situation. There will be times where your matter can be resolved through negotiation; however, there are other instances where the other party wants a fight. This is where Mircha King Law goes on the offensive and will vigorously fight back to protect your rights.
We have an in-depth knowledge of Arkansas divorce law, and will remain steadfast in representing your interests. Allow Mircha King Law to help protect your rights.
At Mircha King Law, our attorneys believe in handling child custody and visitation matters with the upmost care. Children should never be made to feel that they are the center of a battle. Disputes over where a child may reside, or who may or may not visit the child, should be handled with skill and finesse. Our attorneys are equipped with the necessary skill and experience to handle your custody and visitation matters with ease. Mircha King Law will work to obtain arrangements that will make sense for you and your child.
Arkansas family law courts will do what they believe is in the best interest of the child. This means the courts generally will seek to have both parents involved in the child’s upbringing. The specifics of the parenting plan will vary depending upon your particular situation, but some of the factors that the court will consider are the child’s age, the occupation of the parents, hardships the child may encounter, and more. Mircha King Law will help you pursue a parenting arrangement that will protect your relationship with your child.
Do you want to lower your child support payments? Or would you like your child support payments to reflect a recent change in your circumstance? Arkansas family law courts will consider several factors when deciding whether child support payments should be modified such as a recent change in income, the amount of time spent with the child, other support given to the child, and other investments you are making in your child’s life.
Arkansas family law courts understand that changes in life will happen to parents over time. If there has been a significant change in your circumstance like a change of job or a move in residence, you may ask the court to modify the custody arrangements that were set the last time you were in court. The court will look at other factors to determine if a modification of child custody is necessary, such as what is in the best interest of the child, and the adverse effects, if any, a modification will have on the child. Mircha King Law handles cases involving parents wishing to relocate with their children. Contact us at for more information.