Chris Oswalt

Attorney Chris Oswalt is a partner with Robertson, Oswalt, Nony & Associates, which has office locations in Little Rock, Benton, Heber Springs and Conway, Arkansas. Working primarily out of the firm's location in Benton, Mr. Oswalt provides unmatched representation and support to clients across his area who have legal needs involving any of the following:

· Family law

· Divorce

· Estate planning

A father himself, Mr. Oswalt firmly believes that both parents should maintain an active role in their children's lives after divorce, and he has gained a reputation as a staunch advocate for the rights of parents, particularly fathers, in custody situations as long as it is in the best interests of the children. He also understands the importance of proper planning for the future, and he provides highly personalized guidance to help his clients make the best-informed decisions regarding their divorce-related issues as well as their estate planning needs.

Moreover, Mr. Oswalt understands how easily people can get buried under a mountain of insurmountable debt, and he has achieved a notable success for his clients through the bankruptcy process by helping them protect their important assets and property while finding the relief they seek.

Honored for his exemplary professionalism and unwavering commitment to his clients. Mr. Oswalt has earned a Top Attorney in Arkansas designation from Arkansas Life magazine along with other consistent top rankings and endorsements from his peers. He has also received numerous testimonials from his satisfied clients who remark about his personability and compassion as well as his tireless work ethic.

A 2007 graduate of Arkansas State University with a degree in accounting, Mr. Oswalt attended the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law on an academic scholarship, where he obtained his Juris Doctor in 2011. He is admitted to practice before all Arkansas state courts as well as before the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Arkansas.

Mr. Oswalt is an active member of the Arkansas Bar Association and other local, state and national legal organizations, and he routinely volunteers his time and services with the University of Arkansas Little Rock Tax Clinic, Volunteer Organization of Center for Arkansas Legal Services (VOCALS), Wills for Heroes and other organizations. He also serves as judge for the Arkansas Mock Trial State Tournament.