Everyone who has taken a family road trip knows a few things for certain: everyone wants to know where they are going, who is in charge of the snacks, and how long until the next stop. Child custody and parenting plans aren't all that different. When parents separate,...
As winter fades and longer days return, many people feel a renewed sense of clarity and motivation. Spring is traditionally associated with fresh starts, new routines, and—quite literally—cleaning house. In family law, that seasonal reset can also translate into a...
When clients meet with me to discuss divorce, one of the first questions I ask is simple: Are you and your spouse actually in agreement? Because in Nebraska, the difference between a traditional divorce and an uncontested divorce is not just about paperwork. It...
The holidays are often the first real stress test for a parenting plan. Once the decorations come down and life returns to normal, many divorced parents realize something important: the current custody arrangement isn’t working anymore. Post-holiday parenting...
Custody disputes do not just involve legal custody filings—they also involve education. In Nebraska, parents involved in custody cases are required to complete parenting classes for divorce. Understanding parenting class requirements in Nebraska and where you can...
Custody is not one-size-fits-all. Nebraska law recognizes different types of custody to reflect the diverse realities of families. Understanding these types of custody in Nebraska can help parents advocate effectively for their children and make informed decisions...
There are times when custody decisions cannot wait. If a child is in immediate danger—whether from abuse, neglect, or unsafe living conditions—a parent or guardian may need to act quickly. In Nebraska, this means seeking emergency custody through the courts....
Parenting after separation requires more than goodwill—it requires structure. That structure comes in the form of a parenting plan, which the Nebraska Parenting Act makes mandatory in custody cases. Parenting plans in Nebraska help parents create stability, minimize...
Filing for custody in Nebraska is not simply a legal process—it is a moment that shapes your child’s future. Custody determines where your child lives, who makes decisions for them, and how parents share responsibilities. Nebraska law emphasizes the best interests of...
Going through a divorce can be a challenging and emotional experience. From filing a petition to the final decree, the Nebraska divorce process involves several legal steps that you need to understand before separating from your spouse. Here’s everything you should...