Big enough to handle anything, small enough to care!
The Nash Law Firm is not a large firm where clients are lost in the shuffle.
We are dedicated to our clients and the issues that are most important to them: Estate Planning, Probate Law, Elder Law/Medicaid, and Real Estate transactions.
Our attorneys share a common passion: serving and protecting the legal needs of Arkansas families and businesses.
Nash Law Firm
(back row, l to r): Joni Strike, Caleb Miller, Buddy Tullis, Connie Branscum, Oliver Cushing, Debbie Rowlett and Kirby Nix
(front row, l to r): Mary Nash, Bear Nash, Ben Williamson, and Freyja Williamson.
We’re here to serve your legal planning needs.
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Estate Planning
The goal of our estate planning practice is to help clients enjoy and preserve the benefits of hard work by utilizing legal solutions to protect funds and property.
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Probate
In order for the wishes of a Last Will and Testament to be followed, the Will must be submitted to the probate court, proving that a will is valid.
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Elder Law/Medicaid
Our firm is experienced in a wide range of issues impacting seniors, persons with disabilities, and their families.
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Real Estate Transactions
Our firm has been witness to Central Arkansas’ urban and agricultural development, giving us significant insight into the needs and priorities of people and businesses in our region.
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Business/Tax Planning
From start-ups to multi-level corporations to selling or passing the business on to the next generation, we provide legal counsel Arkansas businesses can trust.
6
Family Law
From divorces to guardianships to child custody issues, we provide legal counsel Arkansans can trust. Our primary goal in child custody and child support cases is to protect the best interest of the child.
How can we help you?
We handle many aspects of legal planning, learn more here:
List of Services
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Estate Planning 101List Item 1
At Nash Law Firm, we provide sophisticated and comprehensive estate planning services to clients.
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The Power of ProbateList Item 2
Probate is a case opened in court to prove that a Will is valid. This means that in order for the wishes of a Last Will and Testament to be followed, the Will must be submitted to the probate court.
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Elder Law/MedicaidList Item 3
Elder law is a highly specialized area of the law, and should be handled only by well-qualified elder law attorneys.
Want to find out how we can help?
Business Hours
- Mon - Fri
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- Sat - Sun
- Closed
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103 Park Dr, Maumelle, AR 72113
