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...
Divorce can be exceptionally difficult for the youngest members of a Nebraska family. Even though parents may strive to make arrangements that are beneficial for the children, ongoing conflict between the two of them can add additional stress for the kids. Child...
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...
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...
The end of a marriage represents significant changes in the life of a child. From moving into a new home to adjusting to a new schedule, a divorce can be disruptive and confusing for the youngest members of the family. To reduce the confusion and stress often felt by...
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,...
Navigating life after divorce is complex, especially when your kids are involved. Adjusting to this new life can be difficult for both you and them. Figuring out your custody situation and deciding what is best for your family can be challenging. There are many...
