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The time to establish paternity in Nebraska depends on whether both parents agree or whether the case must go to court. Understanding the specific circumstances of your situation can help estimate how long the legal process will take. What if both parents agree? If...
A child's legal relationship with a parent can affect more than family matters. It can also affect inheritance rights. In Nebraska, establishing paternity can confirm that a man is a child's legal father. It may also provide evidence if inheritance questions arise...
Borrowing a friend’s car can seem like a simple favor. But what happens when police stop the car and find drugs inside? You may worry that the drugs automatically become your legal problem because you were driving. In Nebraska, however, simply being in a vehicle where...
Getting pulled over can feel stressful, especially when an officer asks to search your vehicle. You may wonder whether you must comply or what happens if you say no. Under the Fourth Amendment, you generally have the right to refuse consent to a search. Do you have...
When officers conduct field sobriety tests during a traffic stop in Nebraska, they may evaluate your balance, coordination and ability to follow instructions. The type of footwear you wear may also affect your performance. High heels, loose sandals and other shoes can...
A traffic stop or some other encounter with law enforcement can easily escalate in Nebraska. Learning what your rights are while confronting law enforcement could give you clarity regarding what you should do if a police officer wants to search your vehicle. What does...
After the initial divorce conversation, one of the immediate matters spouses discuss is living arrangements. If this is the position you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse are in, it’s vital to be informed. You want to choose a living arrangement that is safe and protects...
There are many different types of custody arrangements after a couple gets divorced. Shared custody is very common, where the couple makes custody exchanges, but sole custody is also possible. In some cases, when one parent has sole physical custody, the other will...
When most people think about impaired driving charges, their thoughts automatically turn to alcohol. But alcohol isn’t the only impairing substance that can negatively impact how a person operates a vehicle. Drugged driving is another possibility, and it’s one that’s...
Realizing you missed a court date can trigger a lot of questions at once. You may wonder whether the judge noticed your absence, whether law enforcement is looking for you or whether your criminal case is now in greater jeopardy. While the consequences depend on the...
