Divorce is complex and challenging in every way. It impacts every area of your life, so it is important to prioritize yourself. You need the internal resources to confront life and be prepared for whatever comes your way. It is hard to focus on oneself when managing...
When a child is born out of wedlock, the establishment of parentage must occur for the child to receive support and benefits from his or her father. Current laws allow both the mother and the assumed father the right to establish paternity if they wish to do so. In...
The end of your marriage will affect every member the family. One of your goals during this process may be to minimize the potentially detrimental effects of a divorce on your kids by giving them to the opportunity to maintain a strong relationship with both parents....
Like any other parent, you want what is best for your children. This means ensuring they have the security and care they need after your divorce, which may include financial support. As a father, it is in your interests to learn about child support, your potential...
Are you preparing to go through a divorce, or are separating from a significant other to whom you were never married? Do you share children with your ex? If you do, you may find that figuring out child custody arrangements is more challenging than you expected. The...
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...
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...
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...
There is a general consensus that children often do better when allowed to maintain a strong relationship with both parents after a divorce. In many cases, this means parents will share custody of their kids through some type of joint custody arrangement. This is not...
Leaving decisions about custody in the court’s hands can be stressful, and you might not like feeling as if you don’t have control. However, the Nebraska courts make their decisions based on the best interests of your child. They will do their best to set your child...