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We had a fun day in the office shooting some videos about our firm thanks to Travis Joiner, Summer Shook, and their crew! We can’t wait to share them with you! ⚖️🎥
The Buckley Firm updated their info in the about section.
Sebastian County Bar Association
March 16 at 8:48 PM ·
Please take note of the following adjustments in the operation of Sebastian County Circuit Court, Fort Smith District Court and Greenwood District Court in response to the Coronavirus emergency. These adjustments are made after consultation with public health officials.
Effective immediately and extending through May 1, 2020, only essential court hearings will take place at the Sebastian County Courts Building and the Greenwood Courthouse. Essential court is categorized as those designated by statute as such as well as those designated by the respective presiding judges, with guidance from a statement issued by Chief Justice Kemp. For our purposes, the list of essential court is as follows:
CIRCUIT COURT
• Arraignments of incarcerated defendants
• Juvenile Court detention hearings
• Dependency Neglect Probable Cause hearings
• Ex Parte Orders
• Protective Orders
• Mental Illness Commitments
FORT SMITH DISTRICT COURT
• Arraignments of incarcerated defendants
• Judge O'Hern's Wednesday morning eviction docket, which will be transitioned to hearings by the Zoom program as soon as possible
GREENWOOD DISTRICT COURT
• Arraignments of incarcerated defendants
Civil cases which may be heard by telephone conference may proceed with coordination through the office of the presiding judge. Agreed Orders may of course still be submitted and uncontested divorces may be submitted by interrogatories or affidavit. All other matters set for hearing or trial May 1 or prior will be rescheduled. As much as possible please handle filings and other business with the Circuit Clerk, District Clerk and the Courts by fax, email or telephone.
Also, persons paying fines or restitution to District Court or through the Prosecuting Attorney's Office are encouraged to do so by mail or online. Those who appear in person to pay will be directed by staff to make payments by those methods until business as usual resumes.
In addition, effective immediately the Circuit Clerks Office will waive any fees associated with the fax filing of pleadings until May 1, 2020. It is requested new case filings be mailed to either 901 S B Street, Suite 205 or POB 1179, Fort Smith, AR 72902, to reduce the amount of persons coming into the Courts Building.
- Judge Tabor
Please take note of the following adjustments in the operation of Sebastian County Circuit Court, Fort Smith District Court and Greenwood District Court in response to the Coronavirus emergency. These adjustments are made after consultation with public health officials.
Effective immediately and extending through May 1, 2020, only essential court hearings will take place at the Sebastian County Courts Building and the Greenwood Courthouse. Essential court is categorized as those designated by statute as such as well as those designated by the respective presiding judges, with guidance from a statement issued by Chief Justice Kemp. For our purposes, the list of essential court is as follows:
CIRCUIT COURT
• Arraignments of incarcerated defendants
• Juvenile Court detention hearings
• Dependency Neglect Probable Cause hearings
• Ex Parte Orders
• Protective Orders
• Mental Illness Commitments
FORT SMITH DISTRICT COURT
• Arraignments of incarcerated defendants
• Judge O'Hern's Wednesday morning eviction docket, which will be transitioned to hearings by the Zoom program as soon as possible
GREENWOOD DISTRICT COURT
• Arraignments of incarcerated defendants
Civil cases which may be heard by telephone conference may proceed with coordination through the office of the presiding judge. Agreed Orders may of course still be submitted and uncontested divorces may be submitted by interrogatories or affidavit. All other matters set for hearing or trial May 1 or prior will be rescheduled. As much as possible please handle filings and other business with the Circuit Clerk, District Clerk and the Courts by fax, email or telephone.
Also, persons paying fines or restitution to District Court or through the Prosecuting Attorney's Office are encouraged to do so by mail or online. Those who appear in person to pay will be directed by staff to make payments by those methods until business as usual resumes.
In addition, effective immediately the Circuit Clerks Office will waive any fees associated with the fax filing of pleadings until May 1, 2020. It is requested new case filings be mailed to either 901 S B Street, Suite 205 or POB 1179, Fort Smith, AR 72902, to reduce the amount of persons coming into the Courts Building.
- Judge Tabor
We are officially settled in our new office building located in the beautiful historic Belle Grove District of Downtown Fort Smith. Built in 1895, our new office home was the Victorian home of Margaret Hicken and her family. It has been well-preserved over the last 125 years by many loving owners and we are thankful to be the next line to care for the Hicken House. 👏🏻👏🏻SPECIAL THANKS to Brett’s Painting, Inc. in Alma and Onit Lawn and Landscape Design in Ft. Smith for beautifying the exterior of our new office! Check out the “before” picture at the end and let us know what you think in the comments! 📣⬇️ @godowntown.fs #DontStress #WeGotThis
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MEET JUDI!
When you visit us at The Buckley Firm, the first smiling face you’ll meet is Judi Robbins-Franks. Originally from Illinois, Judi moved here to Arkansas in 1991 where she worked for Walmart for 20 years. In 2012, Judi began working in the legal field focusing in personal injury and medical malpractice cases. She is a proud mother of three children: Two sons and one daughter. Judi spends the majority of her free time at sporting events watching her daughter, who is especially good at volleyball. Judi says “I enjoy my job as a paralegal because I get to help people in situations that are sometimes overwhelming and unfamiliar. The attorneys that I work with are some amazing attorneys who care about our clients.” Just to brag on her a little (because she wouldn’t do it herself), Judi is considered one of the best paralegals in the business in the River Valley and we are very lucky to have her. ❤️⚖️
We had a special visit today from Father John Antony with Immaculate Conception! He performed a blessing of our new office building by sharing a reading from the Gospel, sprinkling holy water in each room, and praying that the Lord would guide us and all who work here in these walls. Thank you to Father John and IC Church for the continuous love, support, and guidance you give to our family and so many in our community. Praise be to God!
When you've been hurt in a car wreck, dealing with insurance companies and medical bills is the last thing you should have to worry about. Our office is located in the heart of downtown Fort Smith and we are here to do all the hard work - so that you don't have to!
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! 🎄⭐️
If you are looking for a way to give back this holiday season, please consider donating these needed food items to the Community Services Clearinghouse in Fort Smith. They are a great organization that works to fight hunger in the River Valley.
🇺🇸Happy Veterans’ Day! 🇺🇸
Lawyers/Instagram Models here just showing off our new firm gear from our downtown Fort Smith neighbors, West Highland Graphics and Monogramming.
Thanks for making us look all official! 😎✌🏻
Merry Christmas from The Buckley Firm crew! We had a very merry Christmas dinner party tonight thanks to 21 West End.
“Have yourself a merry little Christmas. Let your heart be light.” ❤️🎄
