One of the most complex issues for Nebraska parents after the end of a marriage is determining how they will continue to financially support their children. Child support is typically paid by the higher earning or noncustodial parent to the custodial parent or the...
Any time two people share custody of a child, there is the potential for conflict and arguments. However, the relationship can be especially rocky if you are sharing custody with a combative ex. If the mother of your child is antagonistic or if she feels contempt for...
It is not easy to parent with an ex-spouse after a marriage is over. Even though the romantic relationship is finished, parents will have a connection through their children, and they may have to work together to provide their kids with a sense of security and...
When Nebraska parents go through a divorce, the main priority should be to preserve the interests of the children above anything else. In most cases, this means allowing both parents to have a strong role in the lives of their kids. When considering custody options,...
Any legal matter involving your rights as a parent has the potential to be upsetting. Adding in false allegations against you by an ex only makes the situation worse. Unfortunately, these are the exact circumstances in which many parents find themselves. They want to...
Divorce will lead to changes in every area of life, including the amount of time a parent has with his or her child. Because of disputes between the two parents, the issue of child custody can be quite difficult to navigate, especially for dads. It may be necessary...
The end of a marriage is difficult for every member of a Nebraska family, but children often struggle in ways that parents may not understand or notice. While both parents play an important role in the lives of their children, dads can do specific things that will...