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...
Child Custody
Can addiction impact a custody order?
Shared custody is common when parents divorce. While a truly even division of parental rights and responsibilities is difficult to achieve in many cases, judges settling custody disputes often try to give both parents time with the children and a say in their...
4 FAQs about child custody in Nebraska
Separating from your partner may be a challenging experience, but that does not make it a bad experience. If you and your ex have a child together and are worried about how this change will affect them, do not fret. By filing for custody and following the legal steps...
Co-parents can use AI to their advantage
Co-parenting can be challenging, often especially because this arrangement compels adults to actively try to balance schedules, maintain communication and manage the emotional complexities of raising children in separate households all at the same time. Fortunately,...
Do mothers have more rights than fathers?
It is late at night, and your child spikes a fever. Who gets the call? Traditionally, it is Mom. But in the midst of a divorce, who has the right to make such crucial decisions? Will mothers gain more rights than fathers in custody decisions? Looking at a new lens In...
Balancing your needs with your child’s best interest during divorce
Divorce is a challenging journey that affects both parents and children. As you navigate this difficult time, finding a balance between your needs and your child's best interests is crucial. Emotions run high, but remember that your child's well-being should always be...
5 FAQs about child custody in Nebraska
When parents decide to part ways, determining child custody is crucial. In Nebraska, like most states, the laws aim to prioritize the child's best interests. Here, we address some frequently asked questions about child custody in the Cornhusker State. 1. How are...
Does joint custody mean equal time?
The term "joint custody" often evokes a sense of balance, a shared responsibility in raising children even after divorce. While this is certainly the intention, joint custody does not always lead to a 50/50 timeshare. Many factors determine the allocation of parenting...
When parental substance use may be child abuse
Nebraska is one of the 33 states in the country with laws that address parents or primary caregivers exposing children to illegal drug activity. It is essential to understand the risks and protect children. Below are some examples of illegal drug activity....
Choosing mediation for your child custody disputes in Nebraska
The process of going through family court for child custody disputes often creates severe distress for both the parents and the children. The option to resolve their disputes through mediation may work better for some families. Mediation definition Mediation refers to...

