Family Law

Purpose, Presence, and the Power of Showing Up

Purpose, Presence, and the Power of Showing Up

Jodie McGill shares how purpose, presence and connection shape McGill Law’s work in Nebraska, serving diverse families with empathy and advocacy.

The Cost of Leaving & Where to Start

The Cost of Leaving & Where to Start

Divorce can feel financially overwhelming. This guide offers practical steps and free resources to help women move forward with clarity and confidence.

Family Law + Immigration: How Backlogs Are Impacting Nebraska Families

Family Law + Immigration: How Backlogs Are Impacting Nebraska Families

Immigration court delays are leaving Nebraska families in limbo. Learn how backlogs are impacting custody, guardianship, and juvenile cases - and what families can do to protect themselves.

Adoption: Protecting and Affirming All Types of Families

Adoption: Protecting and Affirming All Types of Families

Adoption isn’t just for newborns. In Nebraska and Iowa, confirmation and affirmation adoptions help LGBTQ+ parents, stepparents, and blended families legally secure the families they’ve already built. Learn how adoption can protect your rights, formalize relationships, and provide peace of mind.

What to Know if You’re Selling, Buying, or Moving During a Split

What to Know if You’re Selling, Buying, or Moving During a Split

Divorce often means rethinking where and how you live. Whether you’re selling your home, renting for the first time in years, or finding creative ways to co-parent, housing during a split is rarely simple. This guide covers what to consider legally, financially, and emotionally before you move.

Understanding the Role of a Guardian Ad Litem in Nebraska

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.