Child Custody & Visitation

Child custody conflicts can be emotionally challenging for all parties. For example, they often expose underlying tensions between parents. Issues such as communication breakdowns, differences in parenting styles and unresolved grievances may come to the forefront,...

When you file for divorce, your relationship with your spouse isn't the only one that will change. There will also be a massive disruption to the relationship that you have with your children. You will have to work out some kind of parenting plan or shared custody...

International adoption is a common process. You may assume that because you adopt the child and he or she becomes your legal offspring that U.S. citizenship is automatic. However, it does not happen that way if your adoption occurred outside of the U.S. You actually...

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...

Residents in Nebraska who get divorced while their children are still at home and have not yet reached college age should add planning for the cost of a college education to the list of things they should address in their divorce negotiations. For starters, it is...

Nebraskan parents going through a divorce have more than just themselves to worry about. They also have to worry about their children. , understand that divorce can be a difficult or even traumatic experience for a child, and are here to...

When you father a child, you want to be in that child's life and have the full legal rights a father should have under Nebraska law. However, if you were not married to the mother when the child was born or prior to that, you have to establish your paternal rights...