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.
Why Singles Need an Estate Plan Too
It shouldn't be a surprise to you that the group of people who are least...Read More
Estate Planning School – What is Elder Law?
The topic of elder law often comes up when people begin developing their estate plan....Read More
3 Questions about Testamentary Trusts
Question 1: What is a testamentary trust? A testamentary trust is a trust that you...Read More
Signs of Depression in the Elderly
The realization that the years ahead are fewer than those behind can be a shock...Read More
3 Medicaid Eligibility Myths
If you're like 43% of Americans over the age of 65, you will at some...Read More
Practical Help for Executors – 4 Tips
Tip 1: Get the Will As an executor, it's your duty to make sure the...Read More
Medicaid Audits Cost More Than Fraud They Reveal
As states and the federal government continue to fight Medicaid fraud, investigators recently revealed that...Read More
New “Granny Snatching” Law to Take Effect in Pennsylvania
On July 5th, 2012, Pennsylvania's Governor Tom Corbett signed into law new elder law protections...Read More
Expanded Gift Tax Exemption Disappearing in 4 Months
The lifetime gift tax exemption limit of $5.12 million will expire at the end of...Read More
Estate Planning and Giving to Charity – 3 Tips
For many people, giving a portion of your estate to a charity is often as...Read More
Medicaid Fraud Still a Significant Problem
Medicaid fraud has always been a significant factor in the costs of the program. Because...Read More
Study: Medicaid Patients Go to the ER for Emergencies, Not Regular Care
A recently released study shows that most Medicaid recipients do not use hospital emergency rooms...Read More