What Is Family Law?

  • Adoptions: step parent, private or agency adoptions and surrogate births.
  • Divorce: including dissolution of covenant marriage, divorce from bed and board, divorce absolute, domestic violence, child custody, child support, visitation and division of property and debts.
  • Paternity: by agreement or DNA testing for any parent not married at the time of birth or conception.
  • Post-divorce modifications: change of custody, increase or decrease of child support, modification of visitation schedules or supervision.
  • Contempt: when one party asserts that the other has not complied with a prior court order.
  • Guardianship: for adult disabled children, for minor children and grandchildren, for incapacitated parents or other adults.
  • Juvenile: Delinquencies and abuse/neglect cases.

Carla Fuller has the family law experience to put these matters in perspective for you, to help you understand what you are going through and to help relieve the stress and anxiety you are feeling.

Carla & Family Law

For the past 27 years, Carla Fuller has represented Arkansans during the most trying times of their lives. As her clients were divorcing, adopting, rescuing their grandchildren, seeking guardianship of an ailing grandparent, facing criminal charges, going to juvenile detention, entering foster care or rehashing custody and child support issues, she counseled and guided them, listened to their concerns, passed the tissue box and addressed their needs.
 
Carla began her practice of law in central Arkansas as an attorney for the Department of Human Services in 1992. After 16 months with that agency, she opened an office in Searcy where she has primarily assisted children and families in domestic, juvenile and criminal cases.
 
Ms. Fuller has lectured at Harding University and various other continuing education programs on topics such as Children in the Court System, Domestic Violence, and Women in Business.

www.carlafuller.org