Guidebook highlights dependency-neglect issues in Arkansas courts
“Guidebook for Families: Understanding Dependency Neglect Court” has been published by the Arkansas Court Improvement Program.
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“Guidebook for Families: Understanding Dependency Neglect Court” has been published by the Arkansas Court Improvement Program.
Local residents will soon have access to free legal resources thanks to the recent donation of a computer kiosk that will be publicly accessible later this month.
Parents and children, once separated from each other through the child welfare system, joined judges, attorneys, social workers and others at Riverfront Park in Little Rock on Saturday for an event billed as the first Arkansas Reunification Day Celebration.
The Arkansas Access to Justice Foundation recently announced that it has donated a kiosk to the White County Circuit Court.
The Arkansas Access to Justice Foundation is pleased to announce that it has donated a kiosk to the Ouachita County Circuit Court. This kiosk will help court users in Ouachita County more easily navigate the court system. Arkansans can use the kiosk to access court records, print exhibits, find court forms and fact sheets, and apply for legal aid. "We are excited and overjoyed with our new addition to our office. This kiosk is going to be a great asset to our Ouachita County community," said Ouachita County Circuit Clerk Gladys Nettles. Video explainers and