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farrar and williams attorneys in hot springs arkansas specializing in elder law and estate planning

Practice Limited to Trusts, Estates, and Elder Law in Hot Springs, AR

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 Attorneys in Hot Springs, Arkansas


Farrar & Williams, PLLC is a Hot Springs, Arkansas based law firm practicing estate planning, wills, trusts, and other areas of elder law. We are committed to helping you plan for the future and strive to build a level of trust with each client that instills confidence and a peace of mind. We assist clients throughout all of Arkansas.

The staff at Farrar & Williams, PLLC is experienced and efficient in multiple areas of elder law including, long term care planning, Medicaid planning and estate planning. Let the staff at Farrar & Williams, PLLC help you plan for your future. 

We Offer A Free Estate 30-Minute Estate Planning Consultation with One of Our Attorneys!
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What We Do

Farrar & Williams, PLLC continues the legacy of one of Hot Springs most enduring law offices. Attorneys Adam Williams, Tiffany Tucker, and Wesley Harris have relocated their practices to 1720 Higdon Ferry Road, but will continue with the same professionalism and thoroughness clients know to expect.


Since 1927 our Firm has focused its practice in the following areas:

  • Elder Law
  • Estate Planning
  • Long Term Care and Medicaid Planning
  • Wills
  • Revocable Living Trust
  • Durable Powers of Attorney
  • Trust Administration
  • Living Wills & Medical Powers of Attorney
  • Second Marriage Estate Planning
  • Business Formation
  • Guardianship
  • Probate and Estate Administration

 

Recent Blog Posts

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New year, new (or updated) estate plan

By Master Account • 16 Apr, 2024
What is the best way to prevent your children from wasting their inheritance?I am a firm believer that everybody — rich, poor, and those somewhere in-between — needs an estate plan. If you have never thought about an estate plan, perhaps that should be your New Year’s resolution.
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Structuring your children’s inheritance through a trust

By Master Account • 16 Apr, 2024
While living, a parent can control their financial involvement with their children. But what happens following your death?
A man is sitting at a table with a clipboard and a pen.

Protection of your estate from liabilities

By Master Account • 16 Apr, 2024
Many of our clients look for advice regarding the structure of their estate plans, which is certainly a worthy goal; however, many clients fail to recognize the importance of protecting their assets from liabilities, especially unforeseen creditors. This article will focus on some basic strategies to consider as a part of your overall estate planning.
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Recent Blog Posts

A man in a suit and tie is sitting at a table talking to another man.

New year, new (or updated) estate plan

By Master Account • 16 Apr, 2024
What is the best way to prevent your children from wasting their inheritance?I am a firm believer that everybody — rich, poor, and those somewhere in-between — needs an estate plan. If you have never thought about an estate plan, perhaps that should be your New Year’s resolution.
A woman is sitting at a table talking to an older woman who is holding a piece of paper.

Structuring your children’s inheritance through a trust

By Master Account • 16 Apr, 2024
While living, a parent can control their financial involvement with their children. But what happens following your death?
A man is sitting at a table with a clipboard and a pen.

Protection of your estate from liabilities

By Master Account • 16 Apr, 2024
Many of our clients look for advice regarding the structure of their estate plans, which is certainly a worthy goal; however, many clients fail to recognize the importance of protecting their assets from liabilities, especially unforeseen creditors. This article will focus on some basic strategies to consider as a part of your overall estate planning.
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