Divorce is challenging, but when you have a child with special needs, the process becomes even more complex. Understanding Nebraska's specific considerations and legal requirements can help you manage this difficult time more effectively. Custody and parenting plans...
Divorce
How to simplify divorce conversations with your kids
Getting a divorce could be burdensome and highly emotional. In addition, it may be heartbreaking for your children. When they find out about it, how can you be honest about your divorce without being blunt? Also, how should you explain a painful life event without...
What are the cons of serving the divorce by publication?
Filing for divorce is only the start of the process. To help move it forward, you may need to complete specific steps that can affect what happens next. These requirements include serving the divorce to your former spouse, which can occur in several ways, including...
Navigating the complexities of late-life divorce in Nebraska
A divorce can be a traumatizing experience regardless of your age. Experiencing a divorce later in life has higher emotional and financial difficulties. You might find it challenging to recover from these setbacks compared to young couples. Old age is a time of...
How can you go back to your previous name after a divorce?
After the stressful experience of a divorce, it is common for people to seek to reclaim their identity. In fact, many individuals find comfort in returning to their former name as a symbolic move towards a fresh start. Sometimes, your married name can be a painful...
Ways to let your spouse know that you’re divorcing in Nebraska
If you’re considering filing for divorce in Nebraska, it’s crucial to understand the process of notifying your spouse about it. This process, known as “giving notice,” is a legal requirement that ensures that your spouse is aware of the divorce proceedings and has an...
The risks of social media use during divorce
During your divorce, the sad reality is that your spouse is probably going to try to paint you in a bad light so that they can get what they want out of the marriage dissolution process. As a result, you’re going to have to play a fair amount of defense in your...
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...
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...
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...