Can one spouse force another to leave the house.

No. You and your spouse have an obligation to each other absent a Court Order to provide the necessities of life, including housing. If your safety...

The age of majority is 19 years. You can't legally leave, get your school records, own a car, sign a lease, or do anything until then. If you are...

How can my husband adopt my daughter if we haven't heard from her birth father in 6 years?

Sounds like you may be able to obtain court consent to a stepparent adoption on the basis of abandonment (6 months of no support and no contact...

My fiancé and I are expecting a new baby and we were wondering how this will affect his ex wife's child support.

Under Nebraska law, you will not receive the full amount of support due to him receiving credit for what he already pays. However, if you remain...

How do I chose what parent I live with in Nebraska I'm 18 and have an 8 month old son

There is no "magic age" at which you can decide where or with whom to live. Nebraska Judges will consider your wishes if they are based on sound...

This is what is in my divorce decree from 2003. I am the respondent and my ex-husband was the petitioner.

This is a bit difficult to answer absent a larger picture of the whole agreement and an understanding of how many and what amounts of retirement...

Can my husband file for legal separation and custody in a state my child and I never lived in?

The home state of the child, with jurisdiction, is either of the states where you have lived. The first state if you were there for 6 months is the...

After 10 years with no contact can someone come after you for a bill

In general, Nebraska laws prevent a collections company from suing you to collect after the 4 year statute of limitations has passed. Any...

There is a procedure available through the District Court and/or juvenile Court in Nebraska to terminate parental rights. However, there have to be...

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How do I get a copy of my current parenting plan. Who do I contact or is there a website?

You can go on Nebraska.gov/JUSTICE web site (you will have to pay) and search for your case and download a PDF. Or, you can call the District Court...