"Our mission is twofold: to provide you with skilled and experienced legal representation and to provide you with the highest level of service of any law firm."

Areas of Practice

Family Law
The heart of our practice, accounting for the vast majority of our caseload.  We assist clients with all types of divorce, and post-divorce, issues.  We handle child custody, visitation, and child support disputes (with an emphasis on Arkansas Child Support Chart issues); relocation disputes (moving out of state with a child); complex property division issues; division of retirement and pension plans; alimony (spousal support) disputes; and virtually any other type of domestic relations issue.

We have represented clients in divorces involving no property and in divorces involving property and assets worth several million dollars.

Civil Litigation (Trial Attorney)
We represent clients in all manner of legal disputes: employment issues, faulty construction, business disputes, breach of contract, fraud, and consumer-related issues.  We handle matters in state or federal court.

Attorney Ad Litem
Kevin Hickey is a certified domestic relations attorney ad litem.

Other Services

Mediator
Kevin Hickey is a certified domestic relations mediator.  Please contact us if you are interested in mediating your divorce.

Divorce Recovery Speaking Engagements
Kevin Hickey is involved in speaking to divorce recovery groups, primarily in churches.  His presentation addresses many of the legal, emotional, and spiritual issues that people face once their divorce is finalized.  He gives practical advice that can be used by anyone that is divorced or divorcing.  Please contact our office for further information.

Allowing Grandfather Less Visitation - Is that Harmful to the Child?

Mother decided to lessen grandfather's visitation with his grandchild. Grandfather wants visitation he was previously getting. Click for more.

Attorney Withdraws from Case 13 Days Before Trial

Appeals court finds that lawyer should not have been allowed to withdraw. Click for more.

What if Parents Agreed to Hold Child Back for a Year?

Child support terminates when child "should have" graduated from high school, not necessarily when the child actually graduates. Click for more.