According to the Pew Research Center, more than 30 percent of kids live with a single parent. Despite the prevalence of this situation, however, it is often treated as though it is abnormal. If you are in the midst of a separation or divorce and are preparing to become a single parent, you can know you are not alone, and you can also make the process easier by following some simple tips. These suggestions can ensure you make the transition as smooth as possible for yourself and your children.
Why bother with a legal separation?
Transfer on death deeds can help avoid probate
Is there any reason to adopt an adult stepchild?
Should future bonuses be considered in support payments?
The law in Nebraska is clear and concise: An increase in a parent's income does not, by itself, justify an increase in child support.
