Facing theft charges in Nebraska? Learn about penalties, felony classifications, and what steps to take to protect your rights and future.
Protecting Your Rights, Protecting Yourself
Nebraska Child Support: How It’s Calculated and When You Can Modify It
Understanding the Role of a Guardian Ad Litem in Nebraska
What does a Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) actually do? In Nebraska, GALs are court-appointed attorneys who advocate for a child’s best interests—not their legal wishes—in Juvenile Court cases. This guide breaks down their legal authority, responsibilities, and the importance of their role in protecting children through each stage of a case.
Support or Oppose? Legislative Updates to Guide our Female Focused Community
Nebraska’s 2025 legislative session brings key proposals impacting women and marginalized communities. McGill Law opposes bills restricting workers’ rights, transgender inclusion, wages, and abortion access while supporting tenant protections, domestic violence aid, contraceptive access, and fair legislative pay.
How Understanding Clean and Dirty Pain Can Help Us Navigate Parenting Teens
Steps to Rebuild After Divorce: Practical & Emotional Guidance for Post-Divorce Recovery
New Year | New Intentions
The new year is a time to set achievable goals, strengthen family connections, and focus on personal and professional growth. Update estate plans, explore mediation for smoother resolutions, and build community through networking and volunteering. Thoughtful planning today can create a brighter, more fulfilling year ahead.
Finding the Silver Lining in Single Motherhood: Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Happiness
Driving Under the Influence: The Road to Consequences and Redemption
Facing DUI charges in Nebraska? A conviction can lead to serious consequences, including fines, license suspension, and jail time. However, not all DUI cases are straightforward. Learn about Nebraska's DUI laws, potential penalties, and proven defense strategies to protect your rights. Whether it's challenging an unlawful stop or disputing test results, our experienced DUI attorneys in Omaha and Lincoln are here to help. Call us at (402) 548-5418 for guidance.
Understanding Possession of a Controlled Substance in Nebraska
Possession of a controlled substance in Nebraska is a serious offense with significant legal consequences. Whether the charge involves marijuana, prescription drugs, or other narcotics, understanding the laws and potential defenses is crucial. Learn about the types of possession, possible penalties, and how experienced legal representation can protect your rights and future.
The Road Ahead: Protecting LGBTQ+ Families Amid Potential Policy Shifts
LGBTQ+ families in Nebraska and Iowa face unique legal challenges as policies shift and protections evolve. From parental rights to adoption hurdles, access to affirming healthcare, and potential changes in marriage equality, navigating these issues requires proactive advocacy and legal support. At McGill Law, we’re here to help you safeguard your rights and face the road ahead with confidence.
Post-Election Fears: Will No-Fault Divorce Rights for Women Be Rolled Back?
Understanding "Walkaway Wife Syndrome": Why Women Leave Marriages
Managing Legal Costs Without Sacrificing What Matters
Who You Gonna Call? Lawyers! When the Paranormal Meets the Courtroom
Unmasking Divorce: Facing Change with Strength and Clarity
Court-Ordered Mediation Under the Nebraska Parenting Act
In Nebraska, the Parenting Act requires mediation for custody disputes when parents haven't agreed on a parenting plan. Through mediation, parents work with a neutral third party to create a customized, child-focused plan, promoting cooperation and reducing conflict. This process helps families avoid the financial and emotional toll of courtroom battles while prioritizing their children's well-being
Post-Divorce Guide to Modifying Child Custody, Support, and Alimony in Nebraska
Honoring Grandparents: Understanding Visitation Rights in Nebraska
Nebraska law allows grandparents to seek visitation rights under specific conditions, but proving the necessity of such visitation can be challenging, especially when parental objections or distance are factors. Before pursuing legal action, it's often beneficial to explore alternative solutions like mediation to maintain family harmony.