McGill Law Blog
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
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.
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.
