Audra Wilcox

Audra Bailey Wilcox is the owner and lead attorney at Wilcox Attorneys, P.A. The firm’s areas of practice include estate planning, long-term care Medicaid planning, business/farm succession planning, probate, wills, trusts, and estate planning. Audra began practicing law in 1998 after she received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science and her Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas...

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What It Means When a Trustee Breaches a Fiduciary Duty in Arkansas

What It Means When a Trustee Breaches a Fiduciary Duty in Arkansas

Serving as a Trustee carries significant legal and ethical responsibility. In Arkansas, as in every...Read More

Fiduciaries
5 Tax Pitfalls to Avoid When Creating Your Arkansas Estate Plan

5 Tax Pitfalls to Avoid When Creating Your Arkansas Estate Plan

Creating an estate plan is about far more than deciding who receives your property after...Read More

tax
Guide to Trustee Duties and Responsibilities During Trust Administration in Arkansas

Guide to Trustee Duties and Responsibilities During Trust Administration in Arkansas

Trusts have become a central component of modern estate planning, offering flexibility, privacy, and control...Read More

trust administration
The Advantages of Staggered Trust Distributions in Arkansas Estate Planning

The Advantages of Staggered Trust Distributions in Arkansas Estate Planning

Many people who engage in estate planning share a similar goal: they want the assets...Read More

Trust
Estate Planning Steps to Take for the New Year in Arkansas

Estate Planning Steps to Take for the New Year in Arkansas

The beginning of a new year is a natural moment to reassess priorities and make...Read More

Estate Planning
5 Reasons to Create Your Arkansas Estate Plan Today

5 Reasons to Create Your Arkansas Estate Plan Today

Putting a thoughtful estate plan in place is one of the most effective ways to...Read More

Estate Planning
Who Pays the Cost of Administering a Trust in Arkansas?

Who Pays the Cost of Administering a Trust in Arkansas?

Although a Last Will and Testament is often the starting point in an estate plan,...Read More

trust administration
How Do I Terminate a Living Trust in Arkansas?

How Do I Terminate a Living Trust in Arkansas?

Like many people, you may use a living trust within your comprehensive estate plan because...Read More

Living Trusts
Is It Time to Consider Guardianship Over My Parent in Arkansas?

Is It Time to Consider Guardianship Over My Parent in Arkansas?

Supporting an aging parent is often one of the most challenging transitions a family will...Read More

Elder Care
End-of-Life Planning in Your Arkansas Estate Plan

End-of-Life Planning in Your Arkansas Estate Plan

A successful estate plan should be comprehensive in nature, meaning it accomplishes much more than...Read More

Estate Planning
Understanding HIPAA Authorization and a Healthcare Power of Attorney in Arkansas

Understanding HIPAA Authorization and a Healthcare Power of Attorney in Arkansas

Preparing for the possibility of incapacity is one of the most responsible and compassionate steps...Read More

Power of Attorney
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Selecting the Ideal Executor for Your Arkansas Estate

Appointing an Executor for your Last Will and Testament is one of the most important...Read More

Executors
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