Month: February 2026

In Duvall v. Duvall, the court affirmed enforcement of a no-contest clause (also called an in terrorem clause) against a son who challenged the validity of his father’s later will — even though he argued he was only questioning whether the will legally existed. The...

A recent Arkansas Court of Appeals decision provides a clear reminder: long-term use of a road across rural property does not automatically create a legal right of access. The issue in the case (The Laura Taylor Living Trust v. The David Littrell Rev. Trust) was...