Under 40? Here’s Why You Need a Will…
Executive Summary Many people under 40 assume estate planning can wait, but that assumption can leave your loved ones vulnerable if the unexpected occurs. Whether you're building your career, starting a family,…
How Child Abuse Claims Affect Custody and Visitation…
When child abuse is a factor in a divorce, the stakes become significantly higher. In Nebraska, courts prioritize the best interests of the child in every custody and visitation decision. Allegations…
Dividing Property in a Contested Divorce in Nebraska:…
When a Nebraska divorce becomes contested, it means the spouses can’t reach an agreement on major issues like child custody, spousal support, or how to…
Your Step-by-Step Alimony Guide for Nebraska Divorce Cases
Alimony in Nebraska There is often financial uncertainty in a divorce, especially when one spouse earns significantly more than the other. Alimony, also known as spousal support,is designed to help…
Your Guide to Estate Planning in Nebraska
Many people assume estate planning is only for the wealthy, but in reality, everyone can benefit from Estate planning in Nebraska. Whether you own property, have children, or want to outline…