Divorce is often a highly contentious process, and two Nebraska parents may not be able to work closely together after this process is final. While a co-parenting custody arrangement may be the ideal situation for the children, this requires two parents to work...
Military service can impact various aspects of life for a Nebraska family. This is especially true during a divorce regarding matters such as child custody, potential relocation, child support and more. There are certain laws specific to military servicemembers that...
One of your main priorities as a parent is preserving the relationship you have with your child after a divorce. The end of your marriage can significantly impact the youngest members of the family, especially if they have to move or change schools. For this reason,...
Divorce is never easy, and it’s normal for two parents to have lingering hard feelings and difficult emotions after the process is final. If they choose to co-parent, it will be necessary for the parents to work together to raise the children in a way that is stable...
One of the most difficult aspects of a divorce is making a child custody arrangement work smoothly, especially if the two parents do not get along. For many Nebraska families, co-parenting offers the opportunity to provide children with peace of mind and stability...
There are many ways you can structure a custody arrangement after divorce. However, if you want to keep your kids’ happiness at the front of your plans, opting for joint custody may be one of the best options. Joint custody has many benefits for both parents and...
There are often strong emotions associated with a divorce, and it can be difficult for a Nebraska parent to think clearly about what is best for the individual situation. Anger is normal, but this emotion rarely leads to decisions that are practical and will make...
The intent of a child custody plan is to provide kids with stability and security after a divorce. When these plans are practical and thoughtful, they should allow children to have meaningful relationships with both Nebraska parents. However, even the best parenting...
Getting custody of your kids may be one of the most important legal procedures you’re ever involved in. Being able to play a major role in raising your kids is very significant and that starts with having custody in some form. But you might not realize there is more...
Many assume that moms are the better or more involved parents, and some courts may prefer to give primary custody to the mother. While this may be appropriate in certain situations, there is clear evidence that children adjust better when allowed to maintain strong...
