If you think custody just means “who gets the kids,” think again. Family law has a little more complexity baked in. Understanding the difference between legal and physical custody can save you time, stress, and a few headaches. Plus, knowing your rights helps you stay...
If you have received orders to deploy, you likely have a thousand things on your mind. For fathers, the biggest worry is often the stability of their relationship with their children. Can the other parent take full custody just because they are being deployed...
In contentious custody battles, every aspect of your private life can feel like a weapon. Your new dating life is often the first target. Can your dating life be used against you in a custody hearing? The answer is yes, but only under specific, legally defined...
If your child support order no longer matches your financial situation or parenting role, Nebraska law may allow you to request a review. The process is formal and must meet specific legal standards. Understanding how it works can help you decide what to do next....
Yes, Nebraska courts may award custody to fathers who provide financial support. However, income alone does not decide the outcome. Judges also consider how your financial role supports your parenting involvement and your child’s stability. Understanding how courts...
When a child’s mother considers moving out of Nebraska or even to a distant city within the state, unmarried fathers often wonder what rights they have. Relocation can impact a father’s ability to maintain a close relationship with his child. The state takes these...
Dividing holiday parenting time during a divorce can become complex and emotionally charged. As a father, you want to ensure meaningful time with your children on significant dates. Nebraska courts strive to maintain fairness, and understanding their approach helps...
A protection order can impact a father's visitation rights, but understanding how it works in Nebraska can help you protect your relationship with your child. What is a protection order? A protection order, or restraining order, is issued to prevent an individual from...
Unmarried fathers may need help making use of their basic parental rights. In some cases, they can establish paternity by cooperating with the mothers of their children. Other times, unmarried fathers face pushback rather than acceptance from the mothers of their...
Sometimes, fathers who have separated from or divorced the mothers of their children may find themselves struggling to maintain a connection with their children. Their children's attitudes toward them may change abruptly, possibly due to the interference of the...
