Hale & Young

Practice Areas

About Hale & Young

From the firm’s website

Attorneys

• Virgil W. Young — Partner
• Paul A. Young — Partner

Services listed

Business Law, Real Estate Law, Estate LAw/Elder Law, Personal Injury LAW, Tax Law, Family Law/Divorce Law, Criminal Law

Fees

Hale & Young PLLC accepts all Major Credit Cards.

Offices

• 4801 North Hills Blvd Suite 1550 North Little Rock AR, 72116

Source: haleandyoung.com · checked October 14, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.

Hours of Operation

Monday

8:30 am–4:30 pm

Tuesday

8:30 am–4:30 pm

Wednesday

8:30 am–4:30 pm

Thursday

8:30 am–4:30 pm

Friday

8:30 am–4:30 pm

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

Details & Amenities

• Elizabeth Fiser· via Google

  Highly recommend! I had previously given Paul Young 5 stars, but when you're a mother facing the loss of your children through an emergency ex parte order based on false allegations, the stakes are far greater than simply winning a case. Paul was honest, communicative, and prepared me for the arguments the opposing side might make, while still fighting hard for me and my children. He is an outstanding attorney and litigator. Getting my children back meant more to me than any legal victory ever could. I am incredibly grateful for Paul's representation and will continue to trust him with my family law matters. 1000 Stars ⭐️

  Edited 4 months ago
• suttoncurt· via Google

  Paul Young cannot be professional when it comes to a venerable woman getting divorced. He harassed myself, and my parents for years, to get as much money as possible for his girlfriend(my ex wife) during the divorce. He will definitely try to work out payments, if you're pretty. He is currently dating my ex wife, and flying my child around in experimental aircraft. Mr young tried so hard to keep me from Joint Custody and failed. I could tell so much more but this is far from over….

  Edited 3 years ago
• dale black· via Google

  This is a great attorney he represented me in my divorce. The one thing I can say is an attorney no matter whether they're the best or the worst, the information you give them is vital. It's better to give your attorney everything possible that way they're never caught off guard cuz you can have the best attorney in the world but if you don't give him the information he needs he can be caught off guard and that is not his fault it is yours. I was able to get primary custody of my child and my divorce I work with my ex-wife and our co-parenting she has given up a lot of her visitation voluntarily but anytime she's willing to take off work and wants to spend time with our daughter I make sure she is available. Paul Young was my attorney, and he did a great job.

  Edited 2 years ago
• Mary Fitzhugh· via Google

  First, I should say that Paul Young came highly recommended, although I'm not quite sure why. He talked a big game but, never quite met his own narcissistic expectations. On several occasions, my son, has reached out to his firm as well as emailed him directly over approximately 3 weeks. He was concerned about the welfare of his minor son who resides with his biological mother. He had expressed his concerns about his son and wanted an Ex-Parte Petition/Order filed with the court as soon as possible. Since he had not heard back from Paul he had assumed Paul and his firm did not consider him a priority. Unnecessary delays and lack of communication could result in the harm of his son, which is unacceptable. On August 2, 2024, I personally went to Paul's office, to speak with Paul regarding the situation. I took time off work and drove 40 minutes, one-way, to Paul's office, in hopes of getting a few minutes of Paul's attention and he would take the situation with my grandson seriously, only to be treated like I was a burden and unworthy of the legal representation he was paid to do. When Danielle presented herself, she was very "off-putting." I was asked what I needed and when I explained I was there "in person" due to the lack of communication from Paul or your office for 3 weeks. Danielle told me she cannot give legal advice, which I am aware. I never asked her for legal advice. We retained "Paul" as counsel and expect "PAUL" to respond, as we have entrusted my son's child's wellbeing with PAUL. My son has called and emailed repeatedly for over 3 weeks each time has been told Paul is in meetings. Not receiving a response from our attorney is definitely not the customer service I expected from my son's attorney's office. Especially when it is regarding a serious matter pertaining to a child and his safety. A little damage control would have been nice especially when it comes to my grandson being/living in a dangerous situation. I, myself, work for a law firm and our

  Edited 2 years ago
• Home Account· via Google

  As many have already pointed out, don't waste your time expecting to ever get in touch with Paul Young. You can leave messages, you can send emails—but you will never get a response. Not from him, and not from anyone who is actually paid to provide you with real legal advice.

  a year ago