Omaha, NE
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Omaha, NE
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Personal Injury ... +4 more
Your lawyer can only practice in both states if he is licensed in both states. Your attorney may request permission to appear "pro hac vice" in...
You absolutely have a right to represent yourself in court.
Technically you will not be in contempt of court if you move because there is no court order in place. You do risk him filing for custody and then...
If there is no custody order in place you should file a complaint for custody. If there is a custody order, you may file a modification asking for...
You may call around and do some "fee shopping". You may or may not find an attorney willing to accept a lower retainer.
You do not have to reserve the original papers that were served on him personally before he hired counsel. Just serve future papers to the attorney.
No the courts do not consider the new spouse's income when determining the amount of child support to order. If the paying parent conveniently...
If he shows up to court and asks for visitation, there's a chance he will be awarded visitation. There's also the possibility of getting a Default...
You should consult with a personal injury attorney. The first question is whether the statute of limitations has run.
Yes, the filing will stand. People replace attorneys all the time. The new attorney will pick up where the old attorney left off.
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