You would go by the law of the state where you were divorced because that law governs the finality of its own Decree. Nebraska’s 6 months to...

Literally, no. I honestly don’t even need to elaborate. He can’t bastardize a child that’s his by divorce before the child arrives. This guy is the...

Depends on the law where the guardianship was created. Generally in most states you may have a contempt or modification action if guardian is...

Maybe. Depends on what the debt is for (“necessities of life” or personal spending), and whose name the debt is in, and whether you are looking to...

Under the facts you have described, you may be able to terminate parental rights. Certainly if you have a stepparent willing to adopt who will take...

Your divorce Decree is only good as between the two of you and third parties are not necessarily required to respect it. Your potential remedies...

Unless you obtain a divorce decree from another state, your divorce will not be valid for purposes of remarriage anywhere in the world for six...

If the children are in North Carolina and subject to NC courts or their equivalent of CPS/DHHS you will need to work with an attorney there or the...

It depends on the circumstances. Generally Nebraska law does allow for physical discipline so long as no marks or injury occur. However, depending...

You will want to have a consultation with an attorney about the specifics. Much depends on the length of the marriage, age of the parties, whether...