Nebraska family law statutes require a parenting plan to be developed and approved by the court in all child custody cases. If that doesn't happen, the judge will create the parenting plan. We've generally found that a parenting plan parties develop themselves through...
During a divorce proceeding, if you are not able to reach a settlement with the opposing party on all aspects of your case, the judge assigned to your case will be required to resolve any remaining disputes at trial. While judges in Nebraska often give thoughtful and...
“Where are my kids going to live?” “Will I get to decide where my children go to school?” “Are my kids going to be OK?” These are all questions lawyers hear when discussing custody issues with clients in divorce and paternity cases. Types of custody There are 2...
We have consulted with thousands of clients and have learned what information is helpful for moving forward confidently. Consider these practical questions to ask a lawyer during divorce consultations.
In divorce and custody cases, you may find yourself wondering, "What is a guardian ad litem looking for?" — or even asking "What is a guardian ad litem?" Let's clear a few things up about the guardian ad litem process. What is a guardian ad litem? A guardian ad litem...
Wondering how to file for divorce in Nebraska? If so, you're likely looking for some help during a difficult time. We'll walk you through the process, from your initial divorce consultation to the final divorce decree. Ready. After you have had a consultation with an...
As Family Law attorneys, we are often asked “How old does my child have to be to testify to the judge?" Or "when can my child decide who she wants to live with?” It is important to discuss your custody case with an experienced Family Law attorney in Nebraska to help...
If you are one of several million people who are now unemployed or have had a significant decrease in your income due to the coronavirus, you may want to talk to an attorney about how that affects your child support obligation. Material Change in Circumstances. In...
To build the best case, we need to gather evidence. Here’s what to expect about gathering documents for your divorce or modification case.
Remarriage can throw your child custody co-parenting relationship into a tailspin. It doesn’t have to, however... and usually shouldn't. Before you remarry with the idea it’ll help your Nebraska child custody case - or before you fret for days about how your ex’s...