Once parental rights are terminated, you become a legal stranger to your child. Often there is not a good way to undo the termination of parental...

Paid off child support owe 12000 in interest nebraska can I get it expunged

Interest on child support is part of the child support judgment per statute. It can't be expunged, just as child support cannot be. Depending on...

My ex wife got a divorce and took my last name back. Can I make her change it?

The Court will routinely grant a wife their previous name when requested in a divorce. Outside parties with the same last name don't have standing...

What are the chances of my children's father's rights to be involuntarily terminated?

It is a very high burden to have a parent's rights terminated due to abandonment. It is very rarely done outside of a step-parent adoption action...

Can my sons biological father establish paternity if my son is 5 and the "father" is not on the BC and has not been in his life?

In Nebraska, there is a statute of limitations of 4 years old to establish paternity. That being said, there are exceptions allowed to this...

How can I change the father's name on my son birth certificate?

In a divorce action, the divorce decree should address the paternity of any children born during the marriage. If the husband was found not to be...

How do I stop receiving child support

Depending on what other issues may be addressed in the child support order, you generally either need to file a motion to terminate child support...

Is it illegal to hit a child with a belt?

If you are a child that may be being abused or neglected, you should immediately report your concerns to a family member, teacher, or other trusted...

How do I go about relocating to Texas from Nebraska with my 2 year old son?

If there is a custody order in place, you generally need court permission before you can move the child to another state. The most common method...

What is the process of getting permission from the court to relocate from Nebraska to Missouri?

If there is a custody order in place, then you generally need a court order allowing you to move the children out of the state. The most common...