Nebraska law presumes that you are the father of any child born to your wife during your marriage. However, if your child’s birth occurs prior to the time of your marriage to his or her mother, you need to establish your paternity. The easiest way to do this consists...
Child Custody And Visitation
How can you tackle summer vacation visitation?
Summer vacation is a crucial visiting time for most divorced parents. With the fun of vacation, however, comes the stress of child custody. You have to be able to handle the visiting transitions. The following tips, according to Huffington Post, can alleviate some of...
Studies show benefits of joint custody
Going through a divorce is often a complicated process, especially if there are children involved. In addition to negotiating property division and other terms of the divorce settlement, parents must determine whether the children will live in a joint-custody or...
Dealing with a potential relocation
You being part of a non-traditional family in Lincoln should not become an oddity; indeed, the number of such families (where parents choose not to marry yet still rear children together) has increased significantly recently. Your decision to not marry your children’s...
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...
Joint custody is often in the child’s best interests
Divorce is tough on everyone involved. However, a separation can be especially difficult for the children. If the two parents can agree on a custody arrangement that is fair, the court will in most cases approve it. But if the couple walks into a Nebraska family law...
How to handle the holidays after a divorce
There are many parents in Nebraska who are worried about how to handle custody issues during the holidays. Considering the family traditions that are often involved with the season, this is understandable. To prevent major issues from occurring, parents should work...
Parenting plans depend on how well exes get along
Despite all the turmoil a divorce brings, separation is often in the couple's best interests. Those with children in Nebraska, however, will have additional considerations. While it's better for the exes to get along for the sake of the kids as everyone makes the...
A look at the birdnesting trend for children of divorced parents
When parents in Nebraska decide to end their marriages, they naturally want to limit distress and disruption for their children. A relatively new concept known as birdnesting has gained attention because children stay in the marital home instead of traveling between...
Parents struggle with child custody and support concerns
For parents in Nebraska who decide to divorce, dealing with child custody and support can be emotionally painful as well as logistically difficult. Few parents want to give up on precious time with their children, and for people who are estranged from their former...
