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Donna Branch
I serve the entire state of Arkansas. Let's work together.
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I started my further education at Tennessee State University graduating with a bachelor's in Political Science. Three short years later she became an alumni of the University of Dayton School of Law. Even though Ohio was more pleasant that she expected, I felt a tug to the Delta of Arkansas. I knew I was called to serve Arkansans.
I am dedicated to serving the small businesses and startups of Arkansas simply because they are the heart of the community. I want to help support small businesses in their contribution to the growth of their communities
Practice Area
- Business Law
- Business Contracts, Business Dissolution, Business Finance, Business Formation, Business Litigation, Franchising, Mergers & Acquisitions, Partnership & Shareholder Disputes
Fees
- Free Consultation
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
- Arkansas
- Arkansas Judiciary
Languages
- English
Education
- University of Dayton School of Law
Professional Associations
- State Bar of Arkansas
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2 Questions Answered
- Q. What inheritance rights does one have if your civil partner dies.
- A: More details would be needed because this is not a clear cut answer. I can say Arkansas does not recognize common law marriage. However, I wouldn't give up just yet. It depends on when the property was acquired (during the 14 years or after). Did your partner have a will? Do your partner have any living children/grandchildren? What about living parents? Did you have children with this partner? All this information plus some more would be great to take to an Arkansas attorney. Good luck.
- Q. How can I prove my innocence if no lawyer will help me? I have been wrongfully found at fault and I need help
- A: I'm sorry that it doesn't appear that an attorney will help you. If the investigating officer is the one that found you at fault that is not the end of it. I would suggest consistently and throughly explaining your take of the accident to the insurance company. You can still seek damages for your damages and your injury.
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