While the holidays are a time of joy and celebration for many people, you may be one of the residents in Nebraska who is facing the tough decision about whether to end your marriage or stay in it. This choice is often faced at the holidays and when in the midst of decorating your home, the last thing you may want to think about is giving up your home if you get divorced. This feeling quite frequently leads spouses to work very hard to keep their homes.
Can I keep my home when getting divorced?
Understanding manslaughter and murder in Nebraska
If you are facing charges related to someone’s death, you could be understandably worried about the potential consequences. Depending on the circumstances, there are varying degrees to the charges you might face for murder or manslaughter in Nebraska. At Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law, we feel is it important for you and others to understand the differences.
Is removal a word you fear?
As you grow more accustomed to life in Nebraska and struggle to overcome your language barrier, you may learn the definitions of some English words that cause you to worry. For instance, like many immigrants (especially those whose paperwork is not in good order), words such as arrest, removal and deportation may frighten you. It's understandable since you've likely heard stories about families torn apart or perhaps know someone currently facing threats of deportation. As with most immigration processes, the subject of removal can be quite complex.
Understanding copyright infringement
When people use video materials in Nebraska, they usually do not think about copyright laws. However, there are strict penalties for infringing on a copyright, and it is important to understand what exactly copyright infringement is.
Is dangerous substance possession a felony?
Nebraska residents like you who have been charged with drug possession may need some professional help to get you through the situation. This is where Monzón Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law, come in. We help you understand exactly what you're up against by providing necessary information.
Co-parenting through the holidays with grace
With November already here, you are likely realizing that it is time to think about planning your holiday season. The time from Thanksgiving through New Year's Day can be a continual flow of activity and special events that, while fun, may also be exhausting in many ways. If you are a divorced parent, you understand how difficult it can be to work through this time with your children's other parent. How can you help make this time of year manageable for you and positive for your kids?
