Driving while under the influence of alcohol is illegal in Nebraska and every other U.S. state. Law enforcement typically arrests drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.08% or higher and charges them with DUI. If convicted, you may have your license suspended,...
Month: September 2019
Tips for successfully managing joint custody
Everyone hopes for happily ever after when they get married in Nebraska. Unfortunately, half of American marriages end in divorce. When it is only spouses involved, each typically goes their own way after the split. However, when you have children, a link remains. At...
Determine if keeping the house is the right choice
Your Nebraska home is likely the largest asset you have. If the writing is on the wall and divorce is around the corner, you may have difficulty deciding whether to keep it or sell it. At the London Law Office P.C., L.L.O, we often help clients file for divorce and...
The importance of establishing paternity for unmarried dads
Fatherhood for Nebraska dads can be a thrilling and terrifying prospect. Actively participating in your child’s life is often more challenging if you and the mother have split up. If you have a child with your ex but were not married at the time of birth, you may not...
4 tips for a successful parenting hearing
Your obligation to your children does not end just because you are no longer in a close relationship with the other parent. This is true regardless of whether or not you were ever married to your former partner. When your relationship with your co-parent comes to an...
Answers to questions about establishing paternity in Nebraska
As a father in Nebraska who has never been married to the mother of your children, establishing paternity is necessary before you can seek custody. This requires a very specific legal process. It is important to carefully follow the applicable rules, or your action to...
