When your child leaves for college, you may feel a wide range of emotions. You may feel proud, for example, that he or she got to this point in his or her academic career, but you may, too, feel uneasy about how he or she might behave in your absence. Unfortunately,...
When an officer can require a breath test in Nebraska
With the holidays coming up and all the festivities that often involve alcohol, drivers in Nebraska may wonder whether a police officer has the right to pull them over and require a breath test if they happen to be driving home from a party. When does this violate a...
How can you make your child feel comfortable in two homes?
You and your ex-spouse just finished creating your custody agreement for raising your child in Nebraska. Thankfully, there were no major arguments between you two, but as a newly divorced parent, you likely do not understand the particulars of helping a child adjust...
How can I protect my special-needs child during divorce?
Divorce is never easy in Nebraska, but the situation becomes compounded when there are children involved. However, there is a special subset of parents who are going through a divorce who also need to make provisions for their special-needs child. Divorce with...
