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Agreeing on divorce terms is challenging, especially when children are involved. The last thing you want is to worry about potential future changes. However, there may come a time when you need to seek a modification to your current custody arrangement. This article will help you understand the process, including: Understand when you need a custody modification and how to get it.  How to prepare for a custody modification hearing, including what documents to bring.  The typical timeline and potential outcomes of a Nebraska custody modification hearing.  How Can Parents Determine If They Need A Custody Modification? Once a custody… Read More

Moving is always challenging for families, but divorced families often face even greater difficulties. When one parent relocates, it can leave the other grappling with the complexities of adjusting custody arrangements. This article will guide Nebraska parents through the process of moving while sharing custody after a divorce, including: How to legally move when sharing custody in Nebraska. What factors the court prioritizes, and how to convince them that moving is in your child’s best interest. The consequences of moving without permission and how to deal with attempts to stop you by the other parent. What Do I Need To… Read More

In this article, you’ll discover: How to best prepare for divorce in Nebraska as a stay-at-home parent. The factors considered in awarding alimony in a Nebraska divorce. How a lack of work history impacts divorce proceedings for stay-at-home parents in Nebraska. What Specific Financial Challenges Might Stay-At-Home Parents Face When Considering Filing For A Divorce? It’s common for one parent to take on the role of caregiver while the other focuses on supporting the family financially. Both roles are crucial for the family’s overall well-being and success, but as a stay-at-home parent, your financial dependency on the other party can… Read More

Posted on April 6, 2014. Domestic violence committed against anyone is wrong, but when men going through divorce claim they’re the victim of domestic violence in court proceedings the claim is often interpreted as being disingenuous or as a power play. Husbands, like wives, can be the victims of the domestic violence. Recent data shows that more men are subjected to domestic violence than what is perceived by the public. The statistics regarding women and domestic violence are sobering. According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, one out of every four women will be the victim of domestic violence in… Read More

Posted on April 6, 2014. In February, a Nebraska lawmaker introduced two bills to the Judicial Committee that could change how courts award child custody. The proposed changes are meant to equalize the amount of time that separated parents spend with their children. In a divorce, child custody is one of the most contentious issues. Often one parent receives a greater share of the time with the child or sole physical custody. This parent’s home is usually where the child spends the week and attends school. The other parent receives visitation or parenting time on weeknights and weekends. When parents reside any… Read More

What you will learn in this guide: The forms and documents you need to file for legal separation in Nebraska. The costs involved with filing for legal separation. How long it takes to file for legal separation in Nebraska. What Forms And Documentation Do I Need In Order To For Legal Separation In Nebraska? Like other legal processes, filing for a legal separation will require specific documents and information to be filed with the Court. In order to begin a legal separation in Nebraska, a complaint for legal separation would need to be filed in the district court of the… Read More

What you will learn in this guide: The differences between legal separation and divorce. Whether alimony and spousal support can be awarded during legal separation. How property is divided during a legal separation. What Is Legal Separation And How Does It Differ From A Divorce? Ending a marriage can be a messy affair and one with a lot of mental and emotional strain. Still, you have to make the right decisions not only for yourself but also for the family. Among the choices you have to make is whether you want a legal separation or a divorce. A legal separation… Read More

There’s a common perception, often fueled by media portrayals, that fathers are at a disadvantage in custody battles after a divorce. Fortunately, this isn’t automatically true. This article will help you understand how to hold your ground and even win custody disputes in Nebraska, covering: How to prove your parental fitness during custody battles. How to handle false accusations during custody conflicts.  How to prepare for custody mediation.  Is There A Gender Bias Against Fathers In Nebraska Child Custody Cases? While there may have been a time when courts tended to favor the mother’s position in custody cases, this is… Read More

So, you’ve been served with divorce papers. Now what, right? Whether you saw it coming or not, you have several things to worry about… Responding to the accusations in the lawsuit Dealing with all of the emotions involved Deciding on whether to get legal help through all of this Figuring out how the finances of this will all work Worrying about your kids…and the list goes on and on…. 7 Common Divorce Lawsuit Mistakes A great attorney will help you avoid all possible divorce lawsuit pitfalls. Here are just a few that you will want to keep in mind and discuss with your… Read More

The time has come, you’ve made the decision: your marriage is over, you have accepted it and are now ready for the next step. Divorce! However, who should file? Should you? Should your spouse? As with most major advancements throughout life there are advantages to making the first move in your divorce journey. The below five advantages may be the little extra leverage you need to get through your divorce successfully. 1) JURISDICTION If you and your spouse are residing in different districts or states, the person who files first may control the Jurisdiction of the case, unless you have children… Read More