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Arkansas Escheat Laws

Wednesday, June 25th, 2008
Posted by Tamara
Escheat, in Arkansas real estate law, means that ownership of property reverts to the state. This most often happens when a person dies with no heirs and no will.

Escheat has its origin in feudal England and Wales.   In those times, all land was owned by ... continue reading

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Arkansas Landlord & Tenant Laws

Thursday, November 23rd, 2006
Posted by Tamara

Tenants in Arkansas have very few rights, according to the Arkansas Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division. Here’s a brief summary of tenants rights. It applies only to privately owned rental property – not government subsidized housing.   

Most tenants in Arkansas agree to accept the unit “as is” in their ... continue reading

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