I'm told that the laws are different in Nebraska parental custody act and a juvenile court case ?
Yes, the laws and procedures are extremely different. Juvenile cases are temporary and do not permanently change custody orders. If children are...
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Yes, the laws and procedures are extremely different. Juvenile cases are temporary and do not permanently change custody orders. If children are...
You will need to have an underlying complaint to modify open in order to file. Motion of any kind. You can, however, file both at the same time and...
Absolutely - the State cannot discriminate and there are male, female, and transgender visitation workers.
The removal of children is governed by both general modification cases and the specific cases regarding moving out of state with children. If the...
I would just add to previous answer that the 15 month rule is part of the evaluation process but is not the sole consideration. If the other parent...
You can’t. Both sides have the right to see and cross examine the witnesses and the court must be able to observe the witness to make a...
Typically there is an exception if you are residing together and he is providing direct support. He may be required to pay a percentage of his...
The answer is located in your insurance policy rules. Many companies do allow coverage by a stepparent of the children to be covered reside with...
You may be able to complete paperwork with your county attorney's office to have your child declared "ungovernable" and ask that he be brought...
The age of majority in Nebraska (as it sounds like you know) is 19 years. If you leave without permission prior to attaining that age, you are...