If a driver faces a charge of driving under the influence (DUI) in Nebraska, a conviction doesn’t immediately lead to a felony on record. A DUI only becomes a felony on the driver’s third and subsequent offenses. But one surefire way for a driver to land a felony...
Year: 2023
4 factors courts consider when relocating with your child
As you endure the aftermath of your divorce, moving on probably means moving the furthest away as possible from your spouse. You most likely have valid reasons for wanting to move – an employment or housing opportunity, or the need to have your loved ones within reach...
Higher BAC leads to enhanced DUI penalties
To be charged with driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) in Nebraska, your blood alcohol content (BAC) level should be at least .08% during the traffic stop test. Studies say that it takes at least four alcoholic drinks to hit a BAC of .08%. But what if you’ve...
Three widely disputed forms of so-called forensic evidence
You've likely seen television shows and movies portraying forensics as air-tight ways to uncover who committed a crime. In reality, many types of forensic science aren't as reliable as you might think. If you're facing criminal charges in Nebraska, it's important to...
What can happen if I refuse a breath test in Nebraska?
Getting pulled over could be stressful. It could happen anytime and anywhere. However, certain circumstances could compel an officer to request a breath test to determine the driver’s intoxication. This procedure could be standard protocol if the officer has reason to...
What are the criteria for grandparent visitation in Nebraska?
No divorce can come between the special bond of a grandparent and a grandchild. As much as Nebraska divorcing couples share parenting time, visitation rights extend to grandparents if they are in the child’s best interests. Conditions permitting grandparent visitation...
When does the court order supervised visitations in Nebraska?
Regarding child custody and visitation matters, each family has unique needs based on their circumstances. Complicated situations could require the court's intervention to determine arrangements to preserve the children's best interests. These affairs could include...
Drug abuse in teens and adolescents
Safety experts in Nebraska are concerned about the rise of drug abuse among young people. The ease of drug access is an aggravating factor. This increased drug use can lead to various unfortunate outcomes if not checked in time. Chief among them include a rise in...
Stemming the tide of drug trafficking
Like every other state in the country, Nebraska is battling drug abuse problems among its population. Regardless of where a person lives, it is relatively easy to get access to prescription and nonprescription opioids. Easy opioid access is making drug abuse one of...
Cope with the stress of a Nebraska divorce
Divorce in Nebraska is a life-changing event that often causes emotional stress. The American Psychological Association reports negative stress can cause mental and physical problems, such as anxiety, depression and high blood pressure. But there are positive ways to...
