Live one-state intensive · practical training, not CLE
Arkansas estate planning course for attorneys
Learn the Arkansas-specific authority and workflow behind wills, succession, trusts, financial powers, healthcare decisions, execution and implementation. Work through source-linked reading, fictional files, written exercises and scored checks without being tested on another state.
One-time payment · lifetime access and updates · state preselected · enter email, pay, then create your account
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What the Arkansas track includes
Lessons
6
Active study
About 8 hours
Knowledge checks
24
Case-work tasks
24
Arkansas course syllabus
Arkansas: inheritance, protected interests and omitted children
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Arkansas: will execution, proof and gift routing
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Arkansas: trust property, amendment authority and reporting
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Arkansas: financial agency, express powers and bank acceptance
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Arkansas: healthcare authority, surrogate safeguards and benefits records
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Arkansas: small estates, creditor calendars and administration capstone
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Selected course authorities
These links show the source trail used by the published lessons. They are research starting points, not a substitute for checking current law and later amendments.
- Ark. Code §28-9-204: equal-degree distribution (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-9-205: representation (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-9-206: heritable property and prior rights (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-9-214: descent table (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-11-301: child-present land interest (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-11-305: child-present personal property (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-11-307: no-child and creditor distinctions (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-39-401: spouse election eligibility and interests (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-39-402: notice of election (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-39-403: election timing and litigation (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-39-404: form, filing and recording (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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- Ark. Code §28-39-405: personal right and guardian authorization (statutory text reproduced by Justia)
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Questions about the Arkansas course
Does this course cover only Arkansas?
Yes. This purchase opens the Arkansas track only. Its lessons, exercises and knowledge checks do not test the rules of other states.
How long is the Arkansas estate planning course?
Plan for about 8 hours of active study across 6 lessons, including source reading, case workshops, knowledge checks and revision. Pace varies.
Is this course accredited for CLE credit?
No. Estateur courses are practical attorney training and do not provide CLE credit, specialist certification or a guarantee of competence.
What does the $499 purchase include?
The one-time $499 purchase includes lifetime access to the Arkansas track and its future updates. It does not unlock the other 49 state tracks.
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