Wilcox Attorneys, PA is a Fayetteville-based law firm dedicated to helping families and businesses across Northwest Arkansas, including Springdale, Rogers, and Bentonville, plan for the future with confidence. Founded by attorney Audra Bailey Wilcox, our mission at Wilcox Attorneys is simple: put your needs first.
We take time to understand your goals and explain your options in plain English. Whether you need a comprehensive estate plan or guidance for your business, we make the process clear and stress-free. You tell us what you want; we create a plan that protects your wishes and your assets.
What Are the Alternatives to Pet Trusts?
If your family is blessed with the companionship of a pet, then planning for your...Read More
How Do I File for Guardianship in Arkansas?
When one person is given control over another person, it is referred to as a...Read More
Pet Estate Planning and Wills
When creating your estate plan, considering the future of your family pet is just as...Read More
Joint Tenancy and Living Trusts for Married Couples
Many clients are under the impression that joint tenancy is an easy way to pass...Read More
Estate Planning and Probate Paralegal Assistance
Many clients ask whether they will work with a paralegal through the estate planning process. ...Read More
What is an IRA and How Does it Work?
It is never too late to start planning for your retirement. You should not bet...Read More
What Should a Pet Plan Include?
[caption id="attachment_6286" align="alignleft" width="300"] what should a pet plan include[/caption] For those of us who...Read More
Estate Planning for Pets in Arkansas
Estate Planning for Pets in Arkansas from Wilcox Attorneys, PA If you have a...Read More
What is the Purpose of Farm Planning?
An estate plan is a framework for the disposition of your assets at the time...Read More
The Cost of Guardianship in Arkansas
Guardianship is sometimes a necessary process that families must go through. Once an individual has...Read More
Free Report: Probate Process in Arkansas
Not everyone can avoid probate, even if they have an estate plan, in some situations,...Read More
When Do You Need a Pour-Over Will?
After creating and funding your revocable trust, your estate planning task is not quite over. ...Read More