Month: February 2015

Arkansas Weekly Oil and Gas Drilling Report Week Ending February 20, 2015

North Arkansas Oil and Gas Drilling

This week saw no new drilling permits in North Arkansas.  SEECO completed 7 wells this week in Van Buren County, Arkansas and Cleburne County, Arkansas.  No production data was available.

South Arkansas Oil and Gas Drilling

This week saw no new permits for South Arkansas oil and gas wells.  There were 5 completions in South Arkansas this week.  The largest 24 hour oil and gas production was obtained by Bonanza Creek in the Cotton Valley formation of the Dorcheat Macedonia field in Columbia County, Arkansas who brought in 33.4 barrels a day plus 576.8 MCF/day of natural gas.

A copy of the AOGC’s original report can be found here.

The Arkansas Weekly Oil and Gas Drilling Report is a service of Law Offices of Mark Robinette.  Mark Robinette is an oil and gas lawyer practicing out of Little Rock, Arkansas who accepts oil and gas law cases throughout Arkansas, including Van Buren County, Arkansas, Cleburne County, Arkansas, and Columbia County, Arkansas.  Learn more about Arkansas oil and gas law services provided by Mr. Robinette here.  For Mr. Robinette’s bio page, click here.

Arkansas Weekly Oil and Gas Drilling Report: February 13, 2015

This week saw SEECO file 33 drilling permits for new horizontal shale gas wells.  This included 28 permits for the Fayetteville Shale and 5 permits for the Moorefield Shale.  The Moorefield shale is a relatively new play within the well known Fayetteville Shale gas field.  It exhibits many characteristics of an ideal gas shale with sufficient thickness to allow for horizontal drilling and completion. SEECO will drill 4 of its Moorefield Shale wells in Township 9 North, Range 8 West.   The proposed wells cross unit between sections 23 and 25 of 9 North, 8 West in White County, Arkansas.  The permit numbers are:  47872, 47873, 47874, 47875.   For more information on the wells, search these permit numbers on the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission Document Imaging System Here is the area of the proposed Moorefield Shale wells:

It appears SEECO will also test the Moorefield Shale in Cleburne County Arkansas. See permit number 47702. The proposed Cleburne County Arkansas Moorefield Shale well is located here:

In South Arkansas, only one permit came through this week.  C12 Arkansas Oil, LLC applied to drill for oil in the Smackover formation in Union County Arkansas.

Completions this week were slim.  XTO completed a single Fayetteville Shale well.   Smackover Drilling completed a Cotton Valley oil well in Union County Arkansas for 74 barrels a day of 38 degree API oil.  Quanico recompleted a Tokio formation oil well for 2 barrels of 32 degree API oil per day.

With oil prices climbing, expect oil well permitting to increase.  Natural gas remains in a slump.  Expect that only SEECO will continue to drill gas in North Arkansas.  The other two major players, XTO and BHP, have no permits outstanding this week.

The Arkansas weekly oil and gas drilling report is a service of Arkansas Oil and Gas Lawyer Mark Robinette.  Mark Robinette practices oil and gas law throughout Arkansas.   View the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission’s weekly report here.

Law Offices of Mark Robinette Accepts Yell County, Arkansas Will and Probate Cases

Law Offices of Mark Robinette practices probate law out Little Rock, Arkansas, but accepts probate law cases in all Arkansas Counties including Yell County, Arkansas. The Yell County Clerk located in the County seat of Danville and Dardanelle handles probate matters in for the County of Yell in the State of Arkansas. Being centrally located within the State of Arkansas allows Mr. Robinette to take cases anywhere in the state. Much of probate practice is done by mail correspondence, so you can hire an Arkansas probate lawyer that practices in another city or town without incurring extra costs. When it comes to the affairs of your departed loved one, Mark Robinette believes in providing thorough service that will ensure that title to the estate’s property is perfect when the probate is concluded.   Arkansas probate lawyer and attorney Mark Robinette takes extra steps that many Arkansas probate lawyers don’t consider to avoid costly problems that appear when details are not considered.

If your departed family member left you property in Yell County Arkansas or the cities of Belleville, Danville, Dardanelle, Havana, Ola, Plainview in County Arkansas, particularly mineral rights, you should give Arkansas probate lawyer attorney Mark Robinette a call today.   Mr. Robinette has years of experience dealing with Arkansas probate law issues related to oil, gas, mineral rights, land, and real estate.   As an Arkansas Probate and Wills lawyer, Mr. Robinette provides the following services:

  • Probate of resident wills
  • Probate of non-resident wills (ancillary probate)
  • Estate administration (for those who die without a will)
  • Will contest litigation
  • Guardianship over the person
  • Guardianship over the estate
  • Affidavits of Small Estates
  • Petitions to Determine Heirship
  • Post mortem paternity actions

Mr. Robinette welcomes inquiries from out-of-state law firms for local counsel services in the probate of non-residents’ wills.   Generally, a non-resident’s will must be offered for probate in Arkansas within 5 years of death. After that time, the intestate heirs may convey the property free and clear of the will.

If you are ready to speak to a Yell County Arkansas probate lawyer or attorney today, call Mark Robinette at 501-251-1076 or email him at info@robinettefirm.com.   Learn more about Mr. Robinette at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/contact/mark-robinette/ Learn more about Arkansas probate law at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/probate-trust/

Law Offices of Mark Robinette Accepts Woodruff County, Arkansas Will and Probate Cases

Law Offices of Mark Robinette practices probate law out Little Rock, Arkansas, but accepts probate law cases in all Arkansas Counties including Woodruff County, Arkansas. The Woodruff County Clerk located in the County seat of Augusta handles probate matters in for the County of Woodruff in the State of Arkansas. Being centrally located within the State of Arkansas allows Mr. Robinette to take cases anywhere in the state. Much of probate practice is done by mail correspondence, so you can hire an Arkansas probate lawyer that practices in another city or town without incurring extra costs. When it comes to the affairs of your departed loved one, Mark Robinette believes in providing thorough service that will ensure that title to the estate’s property is perfect when the probate is concluded.   Arkansas probate lawyer and attorney Mark Robinette takes extra steps that many Arkansas probate lawyers don’t consider to avoid costly problems that appear when details are not considered.

If your departed family member left you property in Woodruff County Arkansas or the cities of Augusta, Cotton Plant, McCrory, Patterson in County Arkansas, particularly mineral rights, you should give Arkansas probate lawyer attorney Mark Robinette a call today.   Mr. Robinette has years of experience dealing with Arkansas probate law issues related to oil, gas, mineral rights, land, and real estate.   As an Arkansas Probate and Wills lawyer, Mr. Robinette provides the following services:

  • Probate of resident wills
  • Probate of non-resident wills (ancillary probate)
  • Estate administration (for those who die without a will)
  • Will contest litigation
  • Guardianship over the person
  • Guardianship over the estate
  • Affidavits of Small Estates
  • Petitions to Determine Heirship
  • Post mortem paternity actions

Mr. Robinette welcomes inquiries from out-of-state law firms for local counsel services in the probate of non-residents’ wills.   Generally, a non-resident’s will must be offered for probate in Arkansas within 5 years of death. After that time, the intestate heirs may convey the property free and clear of the will.

If you are ready to speak to a Woodruff County Arkansas probate lawyer or attorney today, call Mark Robinette at 501-251-1076 or email him at info@robinettefirm.com.   Learn more about Mr. Robinette at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/contact/mark-robinette/ Learn more about Arkansas probate law at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/probate-trust/

Law Offices of Mark Robinette Accepts White County, Arkansas Will and Probate Cases

Law Offices of Mark Robinette practices probate law out Little Rock, Arkansas, but accepts probate law cases in all Arkansas Counties including White County, Arkansas. The White County Clerk located in the County seat of Searcy handles probate matters in for the County of White in the State of Arkansas. Being centrally located within the State of Arkansas allows Mr. Robinette to take cases anywhere in the state. Much of probate practice is done by mail correspondence, so you can hire an Arkansas probate lawyer that practices in another city or town without incurring extra costs. When it comes to the affairs of your departed loved one, Mark Robinette believes in providing thorough service that will ensure that title to the estate’s property is perfect when the probate is concluded.   Arkansas probate lawyer and attorney Mark Robinette takes extra steps that many Arkansas probate lawyers don’t consider to avoid costly problems that appear when details are not considered.

If your departed family member left you property in White County Arkansas or the cities of Bald Knob , Beebe, Bradford, McRae, Pangburn, Rose Bud, Searcy in County Arkansas, particularly mineral rights, you should give Arkansas probate lawyer attorney Mark Robinette a call today.   Mr. Robinette has years of experience dealing with Arkansas probate law issues related to oil, gas, mineral rights, land, and real estate.   As an Arkansas Probate and Wills lawyer, Mr. Robinette provides the following services:

  • Probate of resident wills
  • Probate of non-resident wills (ancillary probate)
  • Estate administration (for those who die without a will)
  • Will contest litigation
  • Guardianship over the person
  • Guardianship over the estate
  • Affidavits of Small Estates
  • Petitions to Determine Heirship
  • Post mortem paternity actions

Mr. Robinette welcomes inquiries from out-of-state law firms for local counsel services in the probate of non-residents’ wills.   Generally, a non-resident’s will must be offered for probate in Arkansas within 5 years of death. After that time, the intestate heirs may convey the property free and clear of the will.

If you are ready to speak to a White County Arkansas probate lawyer or attorney today, call Mark Robinette at 501-251-1076 or email him at info@robinettefirm.com.   Learn more about Mr. Robinette at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/contact/mark-robinette/ Learn more about Arkansas probate law at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/probate-trust/

Law Offices of Mark Robinette Accepts Washington County, Arkansas Will and Probate Cases

Law Offices of Mark Robinette practices probate law out Little Rock, Arkansas, but accepts probate law cases in all Arkansas Counties including Washington County, Arkansas. The Washington County Clerk located in the County seat of Fayetteville handles probate matters in for the County of Washington in the State of Arkansas. Being centrally located within the State of Arkansas allows Mr. Robinette to take cases anywhere in the state. Much of probate practice is done by mail correspondence, so you can hire an Arkansas probate lawyer that practices in another city or town without incurring extra costs. When it comes to the affairs of your departed loved one, Mark Robinette believes in providing thorough service that will ensure that title to the estate’s property is perfect when the probate is concluded.   Arkansas probate lawyer and attorney Mark Robinette takes extra steps that many Arkansas probate lawyers don’t consider to avoid costly problems that appear when details are not considered.

If your departed family member left you property in Washington County Arkansas or the cities of Elkins, Elm Springs, Farmington, Fayetteville, Greenland, Johnson, Lincoln, Prairie Grove, Springdale, Tontitown, West Fork in County Arkansas, particularly mineral rights, you should give Arkansas probate lawyer attorney Mark Robinette a call today.   Mr. Robinette has years of experience dealing with Arkansas probate law issues related to oil, gas, mineral rights, land, and real estate.   As an Arkansas Probate and Wills lawyer, Mr. Robinette provides the following services:

  • Probate of resident wills
  • Probate of non-resident wills (ancillary probate)
  • Estate administration (for those who die without a will)
  • Will contest litigation
  • Guardianship over the person
  • Guardianship over the estate
  • Affidavits of Small Estates
  • Petitions to Determine Heirship
  • Post mortem paternity actions

Mr. Robinette welcomes inquiries from out-of-state law firms for local counsel services in the probate of non-residents’ wills.   Generally, a non-resident’s will must be offered for probate in Arkansas within 5 years of death. After that time, the intestate heirs may convey the property free and clear of the will.

If you are ready to speak to a Washington County Arkansas probate lawyer or attorney today, call Mark Robinette at 501-251-1076 or email him at info@robinettefirm.com.   Learn more about Mr. Robinette at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/contact/mark-robinette/ Learn more about Arkansas probate law at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/probate-trust/

Law Offices of Mark Robinette Accepts Van Buren County, Arkansas Will and Probate Cases

Law Offices of Mark Robinette practices probate law out Little Rock, Arkansas, but accepts probate law cases in all Arkansas Counties including Van Buren County, Arkansas. The Van Buren County Clerk located in the County seat of Clinton handles probate matters in for the County of Van Buren in the State of Arkansas. Being centrally located within the State of Arkansas allows Mr. Robinette to take cases anywhere in the state. Much of probate practice is done by mail correspondence, so you can hire an Arkansas probate lawyer that practices in another city or town without incurring extra costs. When it comes to the affairs of your departed loved one, Mark Robinette believes in providing thorough service that will ensure that title to the estate’s property is perfect when the probate is concluded.   Arkansas probate lawyer and attorney Mark Robinette takes extra steps that many Arkansas probate lawyers don’t consider to avoid costly problems that appear when details are not considered.

If your departed family member left you property in Van Buren County Arkansas or the cities of Clinton, Fairfield Bay, Shirley in County Arkansas, particularly mineral rights, you should give Arkansas probate lawyer attorney Mark Robinette a call today.   Mr. Robinette has years of experience dealing with Arkansas probate law issues related to oil, gas, mineral rights, land, and real estate.   As an Arkansas Probate and Wills lawyer, Mr. Robinette provides the following services:

  • Probate of resident wills
  • Probate of non-resident wills (ancillary probate)
  • Estate administration (for those who die without a will)
  • Will contest litigation
  • Guardianship over the person
  • Guardianship over the estate
  • Affidavits of Small Estates
  • Petitions to Determine Heirship
  • Post mortem paternity actions

Mr. Robinette welcomes inquiries from out-of-state law firms for local counsel services in the probate of non-residents’ wills.   Generally, a non-resident’s will must be offered for probate in Arkansas within 5 years of death. After that time, the intestate heirs may convey the property free and clear of the will.

If you are ready to speak to a Van Buren County Arkansas probate lawyer or attorney today, call Mark Robinette at 501-251-1076 or email him at info@robinettefirm.com.   Learn more about Mr. Robinette at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/contact/mark-robinette/ Learn more about Arkansas probate law at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/probate-trust/

Law Offices of Mark Robinette Accepts Union County, Arkansas Will and Probate Cases

Law Offices of Mark Robinette practices probate law out Little Rock, Arkansas, but accepts probate law cases in all Arkansas Counties including Union County, Arkansas. The Union County Clerk located in the County seat of El Dorado handles probate matters in for the County of Union in the State of Arkansas. Being centrally located within the State of Arkansas allows Mr. Robinette to take cases anywhere in the state. Much of probate practice is done by mail correspondence, so you can hire an Arkansas probate lawyer that practices in another city or town without incurring extra costs. When it comes to the affairs of your departed loved one, Mark Robinette believes in providing thorough service that will ensure that title to the estate’s property is perfect when the probate is concluded.   Arkansas probate lawyer and attorney Mark Robinette takes extra steps that many Arkansas probate lawyers don’t consider to avoid costly problems that appear when details are not considered.

If your departed family member left you property in Union County Arkansas or the cities of El Dorado, Junction City, Strong in County Arkansas, particularly mineral rights, you should give Arkansas probate lawyer attorney Mark Robinette a call today.   Mr. Robinette has years of experience dealing with Arkansas probate law issues related to oil, gas, mineral rights, land, and real estate.   As an Arkansas Probate and Wills lawyer, Mr. Robinette provides the following services:

  • Probate of resident wills
  • Probate of non-resident wills (ancillary probate)
  • Estate administration (for those who die without a will)
  • Will contest litigation
  • Guardianship over the person
  • Guardianship over the estate
  • Affidavits of Small Estates
  • Petitions to Determine Heirship
  • Post mortem paternity actions

Mr. Robinette welcomes inquiries from out-of-state law firms for local counsel services in the probate of non-residents’ wills.   Generally, a non-resident’s will must be offered for probate in Arkansas within 5 years of death. After that time, the intestate heirs may convey the property free and clear of the will.

If you are ready to speak to a Union County Arkansas probate lawyer or attorney today, call Mark Robinette at 501-251-1076 or email him at info@robinettefirm.com.   Learn more about Mr. Robinette at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/contact/mark-robinette/ Learn more about Arkansas probate law at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/probate-trust/

Law Offices of Mark Robinette Accepts Stone County, Arkansas Will and Probate Cases

Law Offices of Mark Robinette practices probate law out Little Rock, Arkansas, but accepts probate law cases in all Arkansas Counties including Stone County, Arkansas. The Stone County Clerk located in the County seat of Mountain View handles probate matters in for the County of Stone in the State of Arkansas. Being centrally located within the State of Arkansas allows Mr. Robinette to take cases anywhere in the state. Much of probate practice is done by mail correspondence, so you can hire an Arkansas probate lawyer that practices in another city or town without incurring extra costs. When it comes to the affairs of your departed loved one, Mark Robinette believes in providing thorough service that will ensure that title to the estate’s property is perfect when the probate is concluded.   Arkansas probate lawyer and attorney Mark Robinette takes extra steps that many Arkansas probate lawyers don’t consider to avoid costly problems that appear when details are not considered.

If your departed family member left you property in Stone County Arkansas or the cities of Mountain View in County Arkansas, particularly mineral rights, you should give Arkansas probate lawyer attorney Mark Robinette a call today.   Mr. Robinette has years of experience dealing with Arkansas probate law issues related to oil, gas, mineral rights, land, and real estate.   As an Arkansas Probate and Wills lawyer, Mr. Robinette provides the following services:

  • Probate of resident wills
  • Probate of non-resident wills (ancillary probate)
  • Estate administration (for those who die without a will)
  • Will contest litigation
  • Guardianship over the person
  • Guardianship over the estate
  • Affidavits of Small Estates
  • Petitions to Determine Heirship
  • Post mortem paternity actions

Mr. Robinette welcomes inquiries from out-of-state law firms for local counsel services in the probate of non-residents’ wills.   Generally, a non-resident’s will must be offered for probate in Arkansas within 5 years of death. After that time, the intestate heirs may convey the property free and clear of the will.

If you are ready to speak to a Stone County Arkansas probate lawyer or attorney today, call Mark Robinette at 501-251-1076 or email him at info@robinettefirm.com.   Learn more about Mr. Robinette at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/contact/mark-robinette/ Learn more about Arkansas probate law at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/probate-trust/

Law Offices of Mark Robinette Accepts St. Francis County, Arkansas Will and Probate Cases

Law Offices of Mark Robinette practices probate law out Little Rock, Arkansas, but accepts probate law cases in all Arkansas Counties including St. Francis County, Arkansas. The St. Francis County Clerk located in the County seat of Forrest City handles probate matters in for the County of St. Francis in the State of Arkansas. Being centrally located within the State of Arkansas allows Mr. Robinette to take cases anywhere in the state. Much of probate practice is done by mail correspondence, so you can hire an Arkansas probate lawyer that practices in another city or town without incurring extra costs. When it comes to the affairs of your departed loved one, Mark Robinette believes in providing thorough service that will ensure that title to the estate’s property is perfect when the probate is concluded.   Arkansas probate lawyer and attorney Mark Robinette takes extra steps that many Arkansas probate lawyers don’t consider to avoid costly problems that appear when details are not considered.

If your departed family member left you property in St. Francis County Arkansas or the cities of Forrest City, Hughes, Madison, Palestine, Wheatley, Widener in County Arkansas, particularly mineral rights, you should give Arkansas probate lawyer attorney Mark Robinette a call today.   Mr. Robinette has years of experience dealing with Arkansas probate law issues related to oil, gas, mineral rights, land, and real estate.   As an Arkansas Probate and Wills lawyer, Mr. Robinette provides the following services:

  • Probate of resident wills
  • Probate of non-resident wills (ancillary probate)
  • Estate administration (for those who die without a will)
  • Will contest litigation
  • Guardianship over the person
  • Guardianship over the estate
  • Affidavits of Small Estates
  • Petitions to Determine Heirship
  • Post mortem paternity actions

Mr. Robinette welcomes inquiries from out-of-state law firms for local counsel services in the probate of non-residents’ wills.   Generally, a non-resident’s will must be offered for probate in Arkansas within 5 years of death. After that time, the intestate heirs may convey the property free and clear of the will.

If you are ready to speak to a St. Francis County Arkansas probate lawyer or attorney today, call Mark Robinette at 501-251-1076 or email him at info@robinettefirm.com.   Learn more about Mr. Robinette at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/contact/mark-robinette/ Learn more about Arkansas probate law at: http://www.robinettefirm.com/probate-trust/

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