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Divorce: Property Division and Financials
How Is Property Divided in a Divorce in Nebraska?
Nebraska divides property fairly in a divorce, though not always equally. Courts consider a range of factors when determining what is fair, and judges are given significant discretion in reaching decisions. Understanding the divorce process and factors that influence...
Everything You Should Know About Nebraska Divorce
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...
Why Consulting with an Attorney Before the Holidays Can Save Your Sanity in a Post-Holiday Divorce
Divorce can be a difficult and emotionally charged process, and the decision to end a marriage is never taken lightly. Many couples contemplating divorce choose to wait until after the holidays to file for various reasons, such as maintaining family traditions or...
Divorce: Custody and Child Support
Guide to Parenting Classes for Divorce in Nebraska
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...
Different Types of Custody Arrangements in Nebraska
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...
How to Get Emergency Custody in Nebraska
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....
Estate Planning
You Can’t Afford NOT to Do an Estate Plan
Are you delaying your estate planning because you worry about costs or believe you don’t have enough “stuff” to warrant it? You’re not alone. Many people think estate planning is unnecessary unless you have significant assets. But the truth is, you can’t afford NOT to...
Understanding Legal Terms in Estate Planning: Your Path to Peace of Mind
When it comes to securing your legacy and ensuring your loved ones are cared for, estate planning is an essential step that can feel overwhelming. You may be wondering where to start, and that’s perfectly normal. Understanding the key terminology of estate planning is...
The Case for Marriage as an Estate Planning Tool
Marriage can offer many benefits for estate planning purposes in Nebraska, largely due to the legal and financial protections and privileges granted to married couples under the law. It may not be the most romantic thing ever, but there are benefits to being legally...
Criminal Defense
Stalking: The Facts and What You can do About it
In October of 2021, the first person convicted under federal cyberstalking laws in Nebraska was sentenced to a year in prison. This provides a good opportunity to remind clients and the community that January is National Stalking Awareness Month. We are committed to...
What Is an Arraignment & What Happens at the Court Hearing?
Here’s everything you should know about your first court appearance, including the arraignment hearing process, plea options, what you can expect from bail and bond, and more commonly asked questions.
Illegal Search and Seizure – Know What to do if it Happens to You
One of my clients recently “walked” after a special unit of the Nebraska State Patrol trained in drug enforcement caught him with about $40,000 worth of illegal drugs. Was it fancy lawyering that got him off? Well, I think it was good lawyering, but that’s not all. ...
General Practice
Beneficial Ownership Interest (BOI) Reporting
What is BOI reporting and how does it affect you? New reporting requirements for most companies, including LLCs and corporations, came into effect on January 1, 2024, as part of the Corporate Transaction Act (CTA). Reports have to be made to the Financial Crimes...
Name Changes for Transgender Individuals
This blog article focuses on the legal name change process in Nebraska for adult and minor individuals who prefer a name different than their name given at birth and one that matches their gender identity.
Stalking: The Facts and What You can do About it
In October of 2021, the first person convicted under federal cyberstalking laws in Nebraska was sentenced to a year in prison. This provides a good opportunity to remind clients and the community that January is National Stalking Awareness Month. We are committed to...