Divorce is complex regardless of the careers of the two Nebraska spouses. However, it can be especially complicated when one or both parents have jobs that could affect how much time they can spend with their kids. This includes military servicemembers who may have to...
Simply because a divorce is final does not mean that everything will be simple and easy. Nebraska parents may find that it continues to be a struggle to juggle their co-parenting responsibilities, and it can sometimes be difficult to navigate the complexities of...
Nebraska parents are under the obligation to financially support their children until they reach adulthood. In most cases, the parent who has primary custody of the children will receive money from the other in order to pay for certain needs, such as childcare. If you...
Your relationship with your spouse has not been well for some time. You are going through the divorce process, and after a heated argument, during which she claims you laid hands on her, she surprised you with a protective order. Now you can’t talk to her, and worse...
Divorce can be messy and complicated. In the midst of significant changes and other complications, you may find yourself fighting for child custody. If you and the other Nebraska parent are unable to come to an agreement outside of court on the issue of parenting...
Kids often have a difficult time when their parents choose to end their marriage, and the choices made during this process have the potential to have a long-term impact on their mental health. Nebraska parents would be wise to strive for a custody order that is fair...
One of the most frustrating and challenging aspects of a divorce is seeing how the process can affect children. Nebraska dads naturally want to ensure they have access and a continued role in the lives of their children. This can be difficult when the other parent is...
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...
Nebraska parents understand their divorce will have an impact on their kids, even if it’s simple and amicable. In order to minimize the potentially negative mental and emotional effects of divorce on kids, two parents may strive to provide their children with as much...
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....
