Me and my husband seperated, he has kids, no legal custody has been arranged, can he legally move out of state with the kids?

Without a custody order, your husband can take the kids and move to Arkansas. I would highly recommend that you get an attorney to file so that a...

I filed a contempt on my children's father. Is it difficult to represent yourself?

If you represent yourself, you are expected to know the law just as an attorney would. There are several legal procedures that you must do when you...

How could this be determined fair in a child support case?

If there is not currently a child custody agreement in place, then he needs to file for custody. Filing for custody will also entail a visitation...

My ex is suing me privately for child support he states he has paid, for which he has not.

If you do not show up for the hearing, then your ex could get a default judgment in his favor. You will need to request a continuance so that the...

My Son's Father has hired a attorney and the attorney is married to the prosecutor. I am in jail!! HOW??

You need to hire a local attorney. Good luck!

Start by talking with a local family law attorney in an initial consultation. You should probably file for a modification of your custody...

Check your parenting plan. Some parenting plans have language that says all decisions, including school, are to be made my the biological parents...

How does the state of NE go outside of the federal guidelines of enforcing child support and leave the parent below poverty?

The child support guidelines are set. In order to be considered below the poverty guidelines, you would be bringing home less than $1000...

Will a Nebraska judge allow me to relocate with my children if my exhusband opposes?

In order to move out of the state, you have to seek permission from the Judge. If your ex-husband opposes the move then you can still ask the Judge...

My ex boyfriend is taking me to court for a discovery hearing. He doesn't want to pay child support. What is this? Concern?

Legally, you should retain counsel and fight for sole custody since he is not following the custody order. I am assuming that you are talking about...