The Hudson Law Firm, P.L.L.C.

I represent my clients with strength, diligence, and compassion.

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Family Law

Divorce

Custody

Visitation

Child Support

Modifications

Attorney Ad Litem

Paternity

Criminal Law

DWI/DUI

Misdemeanors

Felonies

Sealing of Criminal Records

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Probate Law

Guardianships

Estate Probates

Wills

Power of Attorney

Living Wills/Health Care Proxies

Fayetteville Family, Criminal, & Probate Lawyer

At the Hudson Law Firm, P.L.L.C., I know my clients very well may be going through one of the toughest periods of their life. I strive to represent our clients with strength, diligence, and compassion. Whether I am representing a client on their first (or tenth) criminal charge, or helping grandparents establish guardianship over their grandchild, I pride myself on treating clients with respect while strongly defending their interests in the Courtroom. A divorce with children, or a child custody battle, may be tough on all parties, but I work to keep families intact as I help you navigate the legal system, in order to reach your family’s “new normal” arrangement. I value keeping children’s best interests as the determining factor in these legal decisions.

When you hire the Hudson Law Firm, P.L.L.C., your problems become my problems. I look forward to working for you.

John R. Hudson

Founding Partner

John R. Hudson is a 1987 graduate of the University Of Arkansas School of Law, and was a member of the Arkansas Law Review. His case note, Stifft’s Jewelers v. Oliver: The Tacit Agreement Test – Arkansas Clings to a Dinosaur, was published in 1987. He is a former adjunct professor at the University Of Arkansas School of Law, and he has offered his experience and knowledge in Domestic Relations law as a guest lecturer for the National Business Institute. He served as City Attorney for West Fork, Arkansas from 2003 to 2010. John limits his practice primarily to the areas of divorce and child custody/visitation and criminal defense. He also handles probate matters, and the drafting of Wills, Powers of Attorney, and Living Wills/Health Care Proxies.