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Criminal Defense & Family Law | Omaha, Nebraska
When people picture an intoxicated or drunk driver, the image that comes to mind is a staggering incoherent individual who is not in their right senses. However, this is not always the case. You may appear perfectly normal and sober, yet your blood-alcohol...
Your civil rights help protect you in part from inappropriate behavior by government authority figures. Law enforcement officers need to conduct themselves in a manner that does not violate your rights under the Constitution and Bill of Rights. One of the best-known...
Shoplifting is a serious crime, particularly if you have previous shoplifting convictions. However, with the assistance of an attorney, you may be able to avoid substantial jail time. Allegedly turning a shoplifting incident into an assault could mean the difference...
It is not uncommon for one spouse to want a divorce when the other does not. There are often valid reasons for not wanting to end the marriage. Perhaps you still love the person, maybe you think you can change their mind, or perhaps you are scared of being alone. Yet,...
A win at child custody should mean achieving the best outcome for your child. Yet many parents think it means getting what they want. It can be challenging to look at custody with a clear mind, especially if your breakup was bitter. Yet, if you can do so, it allows...
Trying to find a job without a criminal conviction is hard enough. After being convicted of a crime, you may think finding gainful employment is impossible. However, even those who have a criminal background deserve a job. Today, employers are more willing than ever...
Accusations of domestic abuse, whether true or false, can have a serious impact on your future. Think carefully about the actions you take in the timeframe immediately following a claim that you abused your spouse or partner. 1. Contact an attorney Since charges...
The only type of divorce allowed in Nebraska is a no-fault divorce. This means that each divorce is granted on the grounds that the marriage is irretrievably broken. In other words: you and your spouse just can’t get along. A Complaint for Dissolution can be filed by...
Numerous different behaviors could leave to shoplifting allegations in Nebraska. When most people think of shoplifting, they picture a teenager sticking a pair of sunglasses in their pocket or hiding mascara inside their clothing. However, shoplifting can involve...
If the police ticket you with driving under the influence (DUI), it is essential to examine all possible defense options. DUIs have harsh consequences, so it is worth a little of your time and money to look for ways to fight them. Sometimes the best way to challenge...
