Property owners across Arkansas trust this office to move eviction matters efficiently and by the book. Clear timelines, correct filings, and communication at every stage. No surprises, no drift.
We review the lease and circumstances, then issue the correct notice the first time.
Complaint prepared and filed promptly, with every procedural requirement met.
Your case presented cleanly, with documentation the court can act on.
Writ executed and your property returned to you, ready for what’s next.
Individual landlords, property managers, and portfolio owners all get the same treatment: flat expectations up front, precise filings, and a process that scales without losing attention to detail.
A mishandled notice can cost you weeks of lost rent. Getting it right the first time is the whole job.
Meet Attorney Lee MillerIt depends on the grounds, the notice period, and the court’s schedule. With correct notices and filings the first time, most matters move on a predictable timeline that we map for you before we begin.
No. Self-help measures like changing locks or shutting off utilities expose you to liability. The lawful path runs through proper notice and the courts, and it is faster than most owners expect when handled correctly.
The required notice depends on the reason for the eviction and the terms of the lease. Serving the wrong notice is the most common cause of delay, which is why we review the lease before anything is served.
Yes. Single property or full portfolio, the process scales without losing attention to detail, with clear expectations on timeline and cost up front.
Filing fees are fixed; what varies is whether the tenant contests it and whether the paperwork was right the first time. Most of the expensive outcomes come from a defective notice that forces a restart. You'll get a timeline and a cost expectation before anything is filed.
A judgment isn't the same as possession. The next step is a writ, executed by the sheriff, and not something to handle yourself. Call rather than going to the property — a lawful removal that takes a few more days beats a liability claim that takes months.
Not automatically, but it changes how the case should be handled and it's better raised by your attorney than sprung on you at the hearing. Bring the lease, the notices, and any maintenance records, and Lee will tell you where the real exposure is.
Send the details and this office will map the timeline for you.