Bonnie Robertson - a Little Rock, Arkansas (AR) Family Law Lawyer

Little Rock Family Law Lawyer

Updated: 04/21/2026

Areas of Practice

Family Law

Litigation: 100%

Attorney Information

Overview

I am a child of divorced parents, a second wife, a step-mom, and a mom. Those roles influence and enhance my family law representation every single day. I also know how it feels to be a client, having watched my husband go through a custody battle for his daughter when she was very young. I will never forget that feeling of vulnerability, hope, and dependence on the attorney to keep us informed and to fight for what was important to us. Now, years later, as my stepdaughter has developed into a wonderful, well-adjusted adult, I am grateful for the way we all ultimately raised her to love every person in her family, not just "our side."

My parents were a role model for that version of a split family. Although they were often separated and then divorced during my childhood, they never put us in the middle of their conflicts. Through my childhood, they attended and sat together at our basketball games, pageants, awards ceremonies; and through my dad's passing in 2018, they were both present at the Thanksgiving table and to at Christmas; and they never spoke ill of each other in front of us. I use all of these experiences to help my clients navigate what is often the one of the worst experiences of their life--separating from their significant other and fighting for their rights to their children, property, and livelihood. As I have reached middle age, I have a keen appreciation for the importance of preserving my clients' property and financial stability, in the wake of divorce.

And although the laws and caselaw have finally begun to catch up to legislating correctly, I am proud to say that I have always fought hard for my LGBTQ+ clients--whether it's related to their parental rights or their property. We are a safe space for these clients, having been the law firm that prevailed in first establishing court-ordered visitation rights for a non-biological parent. Family law is my passion. I love knowing that my work has made a difference in my clients' lives, that I have helped them make a new start, and in being here for them if and when they need help in the future.

Awards and Honors

Super Lawyers® Selectees

Bonnie Robertson included in a Super Lawyers® list

Honors

Little Rock Soirée - Named to Best Lawyers in Little Rock, 2017
Little Rock Soirée - Named to Best Lawyers in Little Rock, 2015
Little Rock Soirée - Named to Best Lawyers in Little Rock, 2014
Little Rock Soirée - Named to Best Lawyers in Little Rock, 2013

Other Sources of Feedback About Bonnie Robertson

Included on the 2011 Mid-South Super Lawyers list

Education

Legal Education
- William H. Bowen School of Law, Little Rock, Arkansas
  J.D.
Non Legal Education
- University of Arkansas, Little Rock , Arkansas, 1997
  B.A.
  Honors: magna cum laude
  Honors: Donaghey Scholar
  Major: Criminal Justice
  Major: Sociology

Current Employment Position(s)

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Languages

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English (Primary)
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German
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Classes and Seminars

Presenter/Moderator at Continuing Legal Education Seminars
Adjunct Professor, William H. Bowen School of Law

Pro Bono Activities

VOCALS (Central Arkansas Legal Svcs.), 2001 - Present

Bar Admissions

Arkansas, 2001

Other Affiliations

Arkansas Bar Association, 2001 - Present

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Contact

Little Rock, AR

The Simmons Tower - 35th Floor
425 West Capitol Ave.
Suite 3550
Little Rock, AR 72201

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Fax: 501-255-3240

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Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with additional appointments by request

Credit Cards Accepted
Virtual Appointments

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