Learn how child support is calculated under Nebraska law, how custody affects payments, when support can be modified, and what expenses are typically included. McGill Law explains your rights and options.
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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
Co-Parenting Tips to Support Your Children During the New School Year
As the new school year starts, children from divorced families may face added stress. To ease this transition, McGill Law suggests co-parenting strategies like maintaining consistent routines across households, staying actively involved in your child's education, and communicating regularly to avoid confusion. Using co-parenting apps can also help manage school schedules and shared parenting responsibilities. By working together, parents can provide stability and support, helping their children navigate the back-to-school season more smoothly. McGill Law offers legal guidance and resources to ensure your children thrive during this time.
Navigating Co-Parenting During Your Kids' Summer Break
The summer months can be a wonderful time to spend quality time with your children. With some pre-planning and scheduling, it can still be enjoyable even when co-parenting with a former partner.