If you get an inheritance from your parents, your natural inclination may be to share it with your spouse. The two of you are a couple, so you may decide to use the money to retire, to buy a family home, to expand your shared business or something else of this nature....
Many fathers play a very important role in the lives of their children. They may provide emotional support, guidance and financial resources. Their presence in a child's life can potentially enrich their childhood and strengthen their self-esteem. However, not every...
Nebraska is a no-fault divorce state. Therefore, when you want to file for a divorce, you and your spouse must only express that your marriage is beyond repair. A no-fault divorce does not always prevent a contested divorce. Issues such as child custody, child...
While the role of fathers – particularly those who are divorced – has evolved into a more nurturing approach, a majority of custody agreements still favor the mother. The presumption remains that mothers are more suitable as primary caretakers, with studies revealing...
Undeniably, divorce is associated with negative feelings. You may feel pain, confused, betrayed and other emotions. However, it can also teach you lessons you may have never learned if you didn't go through it. After healing, you may realize the process taught you...
A divorce is a challenging process that can take a toll on your emotional, physical and financial well-being. However, filing a divorce settlement agreement is crucial. A divorce settlement details the agreement between you and your ex. Unfortunately, while discussing...
Spousal support or alimony is an integral part of a divorce. In Nebraska, a party may be ordered to pay spousal support to help the other party during and after the divorce to maintain their standard of living. This is one of the most discussed matters, but it's also...
If you’re getting divorced, some of your debts have to be divided along with your assets. For example, many married couples will have a joint credit card account. It doesn’t matter who technically swipes the card at the grocery store or makes an online purchase. Both...
Depending on how old your child is, the questions you are going to have to answer after you tell them that you and your spouse are getting divorced could range from, “Okay, but can I have a cookie?” to “Can I decide who I want to live with?”. As a result, telling your...
Deciding to file for divorce is not something most people come to easily. If you have decided to move forward with this, you will likely have questions about the process and issues to understand. One of the most common issues in any Nebraska divorce is property...