Lincoln, NE
Family Lawyer at Lincoln, NE
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more
Your situation is exactly why the Parenting Act now requires a "Transition Plan" to be part of every Parenting Plan approved by the Courts. If you...
As a grandparent, you have the right to intervene and to have notice and be heard in the juvenile court proceedings involving your grandson....
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In Nebraska, the law favors having two parents financially and emotionally responsible to each child. If you do get married and your new spouse is...
You will need to speak with an attorney who works in juvenile court. Generally, you have an absolute obligation to inform the Department of where...
Generally, in Nebraska, although your son is still a minor under the law until he turns 19 years old, he is responsible for his own criminal...
The credit card debt will need to be divided in a divorce. You need to do what you can to stop the card from being used and limit your losses,...
Under what you are describing, it is very likely a juvenile court case will be filed and you will be entitled to hire your own attorney or have one...
There is no way to become emancipated as a minor in Nebraska, and the age of adulthood, as you have become painfully aware, is 19. However, it does...
The legal age of majority in Nebraska is 19 years old, so prior to that time your mother has the right to tell you where you can and cannot live,...
I would strongly suggest you at least consult with an attorney in your area who is familiar with your local judge to have a sense of what your...