A Focused Approach To Divorce And Family Law
Omaha family law attorney Matt Higgins is AV Preeminent* peer review-rated through Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating, for legal abilities and ethical standards.
DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW REPRESENTATION IN OMAHA, NEBRASKA
You and your former spouse have gone your separate ways after the divorce. Thankfully, you remain amicable and you’re starting to build a co-parenting relationship. You thought it would be best if you moved out of the old place and got yourself something a little more...
Many fathers in Nebraska don't understand their rights under the law. They leave most of the decisions related to their relationship with their children to the mother. When the two of you no longer have a good relationship with each other, she may in turn refuse to...
You've always been frugal with money, and you've tried to save it. You want to save up for retirement or have enough money in the bank that you don't have to think about paying the bills. Ever since you were young, you've been taught that these are valuable...
Every parent desires to provide and care for their child. If you have separated or divorced, and you share a child together, the court will often direct the non-custodial parent to pay child support. However, if you find yourself in a situation where you cannot...
The thought of your child moving to another state or country is devastating when a custody agreement already limits your time with them. Thus, if you learn that your child's other parent wants to relocate with them, you should know your options. Stay calm, seek legal...
Money is typically a primary concern when couples divorce, even when they are affluent. If you or your spouse is a high earner, unique financial issues can arise during your split. Preparing for these can help you navigate your divorce more confidently. Calculating...
Dealing with the division of assets in a divorce may not be thrilling, but it is something that you will have to deal with at some point during the divorce process. Nebraska divorce courts have a reasonably straightforward way of handling property division, treating...
Things between you and your spouse have not been going well. Every slight, every lecture and every deliberate snub stings. This is not what you expected to happen in your marriage. Is divorce inevitable? Well, some psychologists consider four key behavioral signs that...
In most cases, the court encourages an arrangement when both parents are actively involved in the upbringing of their child following the divorce. When parents cooperate and come up with a joint custody and parenting plan that benefits everyone, both parents and the...
If you and your co-parent have a difficult time communicating amicably about the kids in the early months after your break-up in person or via phone, you may decide that it’s best to stick to written communication. Some co-parents find that texting can be almost as...
