After a separation, fatherhood may feel different as you continue to stay involved in your child’s life. You might have new schedules and homes. You could encounter situations that need patient coordination with your co-parent. In Nebraska, establishing a structured...
Parenting Plans And Parenting Time
How should you prepare for your child custody hearing?
Child custody hearings can feel overwhelming, but preparing ahead of time helps you approach the process with confidence. The judge will make decisions based on the child’s best interests, so being organized and showing your commitment to your child’s well-being are...
A parent’s right to make important decisions for his or her child
The end of your marriage does not mean that it ends your ability to be an active and involved parent for your child. A divorce can change many different aspects of your relationship with your child, but it does not mean that you lose your desire to play an active role...
The Prevention Of Parental Alienation After A Divorce
While going through a divorce, one of the most important issues parents will have to address is child custody and visitation. This a sensitive matter, and you know how important it is to maintain a strong relationship with your child, even after the divorce is final....
When Could A Judge Change A Child Custody Order?
Life is unpredictable, and many changes could continue to take place even long after your divorce is final. It is possible that these changes could eventually impact your ability to adhere to the terms of your custody agreement, or your original agreement may...
Taking a non-confrontational approach to co-parenting
Your divorce will permanently the lives of your children, and you understand that this major event could have negative effects on their emotional health if not handled well. Your goal as a parent during this process may be to provide them with as much stability and...
Concerns about parental alienation are valid and urgent
As a Nebraska parent, one of the most important things in your life is your relationship with your child. You deserve to have an active and involved role in his or her life regardless of your marital status. Unfortunately, conflict between parents can lead to issues...
Understanding the different types of child custody
Divorce impacts Nebraska families in different ways, and you may find that your decision to end your marriage will affect how often you see your kids. You want to maintain an active role in the life of your kids, and it is critical to establish a fair and sustainable...
How a court determines the best interests of a child
When making a custody decision, a Nebraska court will prioritize the best interests of a child above all else. However, the best terms for the child depend on the details of the individual situation, and a court will have the responsibility of carefully evaluating all...
Parenting teens in the midst of divorce
The end of a marriage can take a toll on every member of the family, and teenagers are no exception. A divorce will impact kids in different ways depending on their ages and development, and Nebraska parents will want to be sure they are providing the support their...

