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,...

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...

When a couple divorces, they often have to decide the fate of years of shared property, assets and debts. State laws dictate guidelines to ensure fair property division for those in this situation. Review Nebraska's rules about dividing property in a divorce when...

Divorce likely means an upheaval in all aspects of an individual’s life. From spending power and parenting time to property and vehicles, the divorcing couple must thoroughly examine assets and debts to reach an equitable split. For many couples, a family business...

As a couple over 50 considering divorce, you must also consider the unique risks posed to grey divorcees. After all, your life is likely in a much different place compared to a younger couple. This can result in an entirely separate set of expectations, possibilities...

While you and your ex-spouse deal with a divorce, your children may be dealing with a struggle of his or her own. A child's emotions during this time of change can feel overwhelming, so knowing what some common signs of stress in teens and children are can help you...

Handling the aftermath of a divorce is often a tough task for anyone. In some divorce cases, adjusting to life after the split takes months or years. Some never entirely make that adjustment. And in some cases, your co-parent may actively try to sabotage any attempts...

If you are working through the divorce process, you likely have various concerns, from your assets and the financial effects of ending your marriage to adjusting to life on your own or dealing with custody if you have kids. According to the Nebraska Legislature,...

From child custody to alimony and emotional hurdles, there are many different topics that require one's attention during and after the process of getting a divorce. However, there are multiple issues to consider when it comes to debt. For example, it is important for...

As parents in Nebraska, you always want what is best for your child. Unfortunately, your child's best interest are inherently at odds with a divorce. But if you have decided it is the best option for your family, you must proceed regardless. The question then becomes:...