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Relationships and family dynamics can be hard to navigate and won’t always turn out how you expect or want. Sometimes, these issues will need to be handled in the courts, especially in cases involving divorce, child custody, child support, or alimony. However, because most of us don’t have direct experience handling legal concerns like this, there are several misconceptions circulating about family law that need to be dispelled.

Domestic relationship matters, such as marital agreements, divorce, property division, alimony, child custody, child support, and parenting time, are very sensitive, complex, and need to be managed carefully. Whether you're seeking a divorce or want to make changes to your family structure, getting proper guidance is imperative to navigate crucial decisions and avoid costly mistakes.

If you have been hit and injured by a drunk driver, the situation can be both frightening and overwhelming. The steps taken following an accident are critical as they will help protect your rights and ensure that justice is served.

There’s nothing easy about recovering from an unforeseen accident, and dealing with the costs associated with property damage and injuries can be incredibly stressful and expensive. Because many of these accidents aren’t our fault, it can often be necessary to work with a personal injury attorney to pursue compensation. However, to do this, you should have a basic familiarity with the personal injury claim process in Nebraska to better understand what you can expect.

Most of us have some experience working with an insurance adjuster, whether it was to be reimbursed for a minor fender bender, negotiate a medical bill, or figure out how to replace your home’s roof after severe wind damage.

During a marriage dissolution, the divorcing or legally separating parents often establish quality child support arrangements. This will help provide for the daily living expenses and other financial needs of the child living with a single parent.

Few things in life are more devastating than the sudden and avoidable death of a loved one. Had someone else taken the care they owe to others, your loved one would still be a part of your life and you would not be dealing with all the consequences of their absence.