Family Law Attorney · Fayetteville, AR
Compassionate Family Law Representation
Family legal matters are among the most personal and emotionally charged situations you will ever face. Attorney Steven H. Kay guides you through divorce, custody, and support proceedings with skill and compassion.
Family Law Services
From the first filing to final resolution, we are with you every step of the way.
Divorce & Separation
Whether your divorce is contested or uncontested, we work to protect your assets, your rights, and your future. We handle property division, spousal support, and all aspects of Arkansas divorce law.
- Contested & uncontested divorce
- Property & asset division
- Spousal support / alimony
Child Custody & Visitation
Your children's well-being is the top priority. We advocate for custody arrangements that serve their best interests while protecting your parental rights — in and out of the courtroom.
- Legal & physical custody
- Visitation schedules
- Relocation disputes
Child Support
Arkansas child support guidelines can be complex. We help establish fair support orders, enforce existing orders, and modify support when circumstances change.
- Support order establishment
- Enforcement of support orders
- Modification petitions
Post-Decree Modifications
Life changes. When it does, existing court orders may need to be updated. We handle modifications to custody, visitation, and support orders when there has been a material change in circumstances.
- Custody & visitation modifications
- Child support modifications
- Spousal support modifications
A Steady Hand Through Difficult Times
Family law cases are never just legal matters — they are deeply personal. We bring both legal skill and genuine care to every client we represent.
- Over 27 years of Arkansas family court experience
- Focused on outcomes that protect your children and your future
- Responsive communication throughout your case
- Affordable fees and flexible payment plans
- Free initial consultation
- Se Habla Español
Ready to Talk?
Family law situations often require prompt action. Call today for a free, confidential consultation with Attorney Steven H. Kay.
(479) 521-6200
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Schedule Free ConsultationCommon Questions
How long does a divorce take in Arkansas?
Arkansas requires a 30-day waiting period after filing. An uncontested divorce can be finalized in 30–60 days; a contested divorce may take several months to over a year depending on complexity.
How does Arkansas determine child custody?
Arkansas courts use the 'best interests of the child' standard, considering factors like each parent's relationship with the child, stability, and the child's own preferences if they are old enough.
How is child support calculated in Arkansas?
Arkansas uses income-shares guidelines based on both parents' incomes and the number of children. The court may deviate from the guidelines in certain circumstances.
Can I modify a custody or support order?
Yes, if there has been a material change in circumstances since the original order was entered. Examples include a significant income change, relocation, or changes in the child's needs.