Legal Aid Reapplication Guidelines

Summary

You can reapply for legal aid in Arkansas after four years, depending on your current financial situation and legal issue. To request a court-ordered drug test for an ex-husband, you need to prove ongoing drug use affecting the childs wellbeing and file a motion with the family court. If your custody order allows you to request a drug test at any time, notify your ex-husband, determine an approved testing facility, and schedule the test. Driving under the influence with a minor in the vehicle may be considered child endangerment under Arkansas Code § 5-27-205(a)(1)(A). Consult a local attorney for detailed advice.

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If i have used legal aid in the past can i use it agian 4 years lare?
Hello ****, yes, you can apply for legal aid more than once. However, your eligibility will depend on your current financial situation and the nature of your legal issue. Legal aid services in Arkansas may have their specific guidelines, so it's best to contact them directly for accurate information.
how can i get a drug test ordered on a ex husband
Hello ****,
In Arkansas, to request a court-ordered drug test, you might need to:
- Prove the drug use is ongoing and affecting the child's wellbeing.
- File a motion with the family court.
- Provide evidence supporting your claim.
Please consult with a local attorney for the best course of action.
i have custody of my child and in the order it says i can request a drug test at any time. What should I do first?
Hello ****,
If your custody order allows you to request a drug test at any time, you may:
- Notify your ex-husband about the drug test requirement.
- Determine an approved testing facility.
- Schedule the test.

Keep in mind, it's always best to consult with a local attorney first.
if the non custodial parent had comsumed alcohol while driving with the child in the car is this concidered endangerment
Hello ****,
In Arkansas, driving under the influence with a minor in the vehicle may be considered child endangerment. Here are some key points:
- Arkansas Code § *-*-*(a)(*)(A) defines child endangerment.
- If a person knowingly engages in conduct creating a risk of death or serious injury to a child, it's considered a felony.
Please consult with a local attorney for detailed advice.