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FIRM PROFILE:

Rhine, Rhine & Young was established in 1928 as a general practice lawfirm when L. V. Rhine moved to Paragould and formed a partnership with H. R. Partlow known as "Rhine and Partlow."  Mr. Partlow later retired, and L. V. Rhine entered into a partnership with his brother H. C. Rhine known as "Rhine and Rhine."  In 1976, Robert E. Young joined the lawfirm and the name was changed to "Rhine, Rhine & Young."  H. C. Rhine died in 1978, and L. V. Rhine died in 1984.  In 1999, Mr. Young was joined in the firm by his son, Robert P. Young.

 

STATEMENT OF PRACTICE:

Rhine, Rhine & Young is a general practice law firm with a strong emphasis in Real Estate Law, Bankruptcy Law (creditor representation primarily), Elder Law (wills, trusts, probate, and nursing home planning), Social Security Disability, and Family Law.  The firm is committed to providing high quality representation with an excellent attorney-client relationship, including:  easy accessibility to the attorneys, responsiveness, keeping the client informed of the status of his/her case, and direct personal contact, all at a reasonable cost.

Rhine, Rhine & Young regularly assists banks, realtors, mortgage lenders, businesses, other attorneys, and individuals, and have developed a reputation based on expertise and experience.  We invite you to contact the mortgage loan department of any local bank and request their evaluation of our competence and service in examining real estate titles, performing real estate closings, and offering legal advice.  Ask people you know and respect about our firm.  Most of our business derives from former clients, recommendations by our clients and former clients, and referrals from local bank officers, business people, and other attorneys.  If responsiveness, quality and professionalism are important to you, we invite you to consider us for all your legal needs.

REPRESENTATIVE CLIENTS:

Union Planters Bank; First National Bank of Paragould; American State Bank; Bank of Paragould; Barton Lumber Company; Children Homes, Inc.; Jaybee Enterprises, Inc., Cornhusker Freight Lines (local counsel);  and Agent for Lawyer's Title Insurance Company.

 

LEGAL SERVICE PLANS:

Rhine, Rhine & Young is a network cooperating attorney for several legal service plans, including:  ARAG, UAW, Lawphone, and Signature.

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SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY:  This section discusses the different benefit plans (SSI and SSDI), requirements for each, procedure for applying and appealing your claim, process the social security administration (SSA) follows to make a determination, sample application, other forms, federal regulations, and more.

REAL ESTATE LAW:  This area provides information on title insurance, deeds, mortgages, deeds of trust, contracts of sale, real estate closings, foreclosures, litigating boundary disputes, and more.

ESTATE PLANNING AND PROBATE:   Find out what you need to know about making a will, creating a trust, what is probate, what are life estates and other transfers of real property, what is a living will, living will forms, what is a power of attorney, gifts, pensions, IRA's, College Saving Plans, how to plan for medicaid so the nursing home doesn't get it all, and more.

FAMILY LAW:  This segment will describe marriage requirements, marital agreements (prenuptial / antenuptial or postnuptial), marriage, annulment, grounds for divorce in Arkansas, procedure for divorce, alimony, child custody, child support, child support guidelines, child visitation, court visitation schedule, termination of parental rights, paternity, others' (grandparents, brother, or sister) right to visitation, Order of Protection (Restraining Order), Adoption, Guardianship, and more.

BANKRUPTCY:  Here, you will discover about the different chapters of bankruptcy (Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13), proof of claims, reaffirmation agreements, objection to confirmation of the Chapter 13 plan, objection to discharge of a debt, exemption of assets, motion for relief, motion to surrender, motion for abandonment, modifying a Chapter 13 plan, right of debtor to voluntarily dismiss case, notice of appearance, major cases in Arkansas, and more.

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The material contained in this site is for informational purposes only.  The material is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such.  Remember, much of the information found herein is general in nature so that specific facts or circumstances of a particular situation may change the legal outcome.  No attorney-client relationship is created by viewing this site.

Many of the sections herein contain a relevant list of Arkansas Code Sections that apply to a particular area.  These lists are by no way a complete list of all code sections that apply to the area.  Regulations, federal law, or other legally binding provision may also apply to the area, but are generally not mentioned or referenced in these pages.