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With the holidays in full swing, people in Nebraska, across the United States and all over the globe will be celebrating with family and friends. It should be a happy time, but family issues can frequently complicate matters. If there has been a divorce and the...
Like many other states, Nebraska’s courts now prefer to award parents approximately equal parenting time and decision-making authority when that is possible. The idea is that children benefit when both parents are heavily involved in their lives. However, too many...
“Emotional and frustrating.” That is how one proven Nebraska family law legal source terms the interaction that frequently plays out between impending exes in a divorce process involving child custody and parenting rights. That referenced angst – and often...
Parents going through a divorce in Nebraska may be very concerned about how much time they will get to spend with their child post-divorce. It is essential that any child custody arrangement serves the best interests of the child. The following is a brief overview of...
You can still have your family’s best interest in mind, even after the divorce process. A big part of going your separate ways is determining your share of support for the children, but it could be tough to move the needle once the courts set a price. A Nebraska...
If you are recently divorced or considering a separation or divorce, you may be concerned with how to manage your emotions, your children's emotions and your finances. While child support is intended to help ease the financial burden on the parent who provides most of...
Summer is not just a time for sun and fun. It's also a time when many families take advantage of the school break to relocate for a parent's career, new educational opportunities for the children, or to be closer to distant family. If the parents are still married,...
If you have children and are seeking a divorce in Nebraska, one of the things you will be required to do is to create a parenting plan. This document is required by statute and is expected to be the cooperative result of both parents. Because the statute presumes that...
For a lot of people, keeping the house in a divorce is the thing they're most concerned with, at least when considering property division. However, is this really a wise way to spend your time and energy? To find out, you must consider your specific situation.For...
Divorced or divorcing parents who wish to exercise their rights to child visitation usually have specific expectations in mind. Sometimes these expectations are realistic, but other times, they are not. For example, often a divorced parent believes he or she will be...
