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Phone: (479) 474-1117

Address: 411 Main St, Van Buren, AR 72956

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Divorce
Child Support
Under Arkansas law, you can adopt a minor with the consent of his or her biological parents. If the minor’s parent or parents give consent, then the parent or parents are given a 10-day period during which they can withdraw their consent. There are certain situations when you may not need consent from the minor’s parent or parents. If one parent has not had any contact with the minor for at least 12 consecutive months or has failed to pay child support for at least 12 consecutive months, then you can terminate that parent’s parental rights without his or her consent and legally adopt the minor under Arkansas law. For the adoption of an adult, written consent of the adult to be adopted must be obtained.
Child Custody and Visitation
Child custody matters are among the most sensitive and emotionally challenging legal processes an individual can go through. At Medlock and Gramlich, LLP we have lawyers who regularly practice Child Custody law in the River Valley and Northwest Arkansas. The Courts in Child Custody matters are charged with determining the best interest of the child and ensuring that the best interest of the child is served by placement of custody with a parent. In the Child Custody arena, our attorneys regularly evaluate the status of the ever changing criteria that the Courts use to make their custody decisions. Recent changes in the case law are always relevant to Child Custody decisions and the way we present your case to the Courts. The lawyers at Medlock and Gramlich, LLP receive weekly updates of Supreme Court and Appellate Court decisions soas to remain current with the ever changing arena of Child Custody Law.
Adoption
Guardianship
Spousal Support
In the State of Arkansas, the bonds of matrimony are protected by statute and in order to sever those bonds, a Decree of Divorce must be entered by the Circuit Court in the County where the divorce is filed. A divorce action is governed by Arkansas Code Annotated 9-12-301 et seq. In a typical divorce action the Judge is charged with the duty of dividing assets and liabilities of the parties as well as making a decision regarding child custody should the need present itself. In some circumstances, the Judge may award temporary or even permanent spousal support to ease the transition from the marital relationship to post divorce.

Criminal Defense
Cory has lived in Fort Smith for nearly a decade and has recently welcomed a baby girl with his fiancé, Lindsay. Through his life experiences, work experiences, and education, he has the dedication and work ethic to compassionately represent his clients in criminal defense, family law, and personal injury cases.
Wrongful Death
Wrongful Death claims are often times presented when a loved one dies as a result of the negligence or wrong doing of another person or entity. Wrongful Death claims are sometimes coupled with other forms of negligence and are often delicate and emotional cases. The attorneys at Medlock and Gramlich, LLP understand the balance between zealous advocacy and the emotional damage that is suffered when a loved one is lost. Our team will focus on fighting for your loved one’s loss in an appropriate and caring manner.It is important when you have lost a loved one to start your Wrongful Death claim as soon as you are able. The wrongdoers in these cases regularly know that they possess evidence that needs to be preserved and the attorneys at Medlock and Gramlich, LLP are able to secure that evidence and make sure it is not destroyed. Many times Wrongful Death claims are won or lost on the production and preservation of evidence.

Workers Compensation
We have 6 attorneys on our team dedicated to helping you through your problem. Jered Medlock and Mike Ellig regularly practice Worker’s Compensation law and are readily available to help with your worker’s compensation case. Jered has been practicing workers compensation law for almost 10 years. Mike Ellig is a retired workers compensation judge where he served for 34 years. There is no better team to handle your workers compensation claim than Medlock and Gramlich, LLP.

Property Damage
When a motorcycle wreck happens, the much larger car or truck can do significant damage to you and your bike. This type of accident can cause serious injuries, significant property damage, time missed from work, mounting bills and a long road to recovery. Or even worse, you may have lost a loved one due to someone else’s poor driving. But that doesn’t mean you have to be victimized by the other driver’s insurance company, too. Oftentimes, an insurance company will discriminate against you because you’re a “biker” or they will try anything to get out of paying you what you’re owed. Don’t let that happen, hire an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer and make sure you are heard loud and clear.

Personal Injury
Personal Injury Law Consists of many other areas than the typical automobile accident. The attorneys at Medlock and Gramlich, LLP handle all types of personal injury claims...
Medical Malpractice
When medical malpractice happens to you, you can’t go it alone. You need an entire team of legal professionals with experience investigating, presenting and winning medical malpractice cases. A law firm with this type of experience knows how to read between the lines and uncover cover-ups to prove exactly what went wrong and who is responsible.
Social Security Disability
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits fall under Title II of the Social Security Act. The goal of Title II was to provide a federally funded form of social insurance to workers who are no longer able to work because of old age and/or disability. Workers... read more
Dog Bites
Slip and Fall Injury
When you or a loved one have suffered as a result of a Slip and Fall injury call our team of attorneys and assistants so that we can visit the site of the accident and preserve the evidence before the property owner is able to rectify the problem. Property owners will often times repair the area where you slipped and fell before litigation ensues so it is important to retain our team of attorneys quickly after your fall so that we can preserve the evidence for you.

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Probate
The area of Guardianship law is commonly one that is lumped in with Custody and Family Law but is actually a creature of Probate Law. A Guardianship is a process that is used to protect the person and/or estate of an incapacitated individual who is unable to protect themselves. We commonly see Guardianships arise when an elderly individual or a very young person needs someone to protect their health and well being. Our attorneys maintain a steady and consistent Probate and Guardianship practice and stay well versed in the factual bases required to establish a Guardianship.

Bankruptcy
In a bankruptcy case under Chapter 7, you file a petition asking the court to discharge your debts. The basic idea in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is to wipe out (discharge) your debts in exchange for your giving up property, except for “exempt” property, which the law allows you to keep. In most cases, all of your property will be exempt. Any property that is not exempt is sold and the money is distributed to the creditors. If you want to keep property like a home or a car and are behind on payments on a mortgage or car loan, a Chapter 7 case probably will not be the right choice for you. This is because Chapter 7 bankruptcy does not eliminate the right of mortgage holders or car loan creditors to take your property to cover your debt.
Foreclosure
Are you having trouble making ends meet or finding yourself balancing payments between a number of credit card companies and banks every month? Does the pressure mount every time the phone rings or you get a collections notice from a creditor? If so, bankruptcy may be the solution for you. Bankruptcy relief, under bill consolidation or straight Chapter 7 bankruptcy, can stop the foreclosures, the levies, the repossessions, and the garnishments, giving you the breathing room you need to catch up on your house payments, car payments or pay back taxes.

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