Nebraska Family Law

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From Advocate to Attorney: What Working with Survivors Taught Me

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From Advocate to Attorney: What Working with Survivors Taught Me

Before joining McGill Law, attorney Emily Dawkins worked exclusively with survivors of domestic violence. She shares how those experiences shaped her approach to family law, the importance of trauma-informed advocacy, and what it truly means to help clients feel heard, supported, and empowered.

When Parenting Plans Need to Change

When Parenting Plans Need to Change

A Nebraska Parenting Plan may work well for years, until changes in a child’s needs, a parent’s work schedule, relocation or other family circumstances make the existing arrangement harder to maintain. Learn when a modification may be appropriate and what Nebraska parents should know about the process.

A Latina in the Law: A Brief Retrospective

A Latina in the Law: A Brief Retrospective

Attorney Ashley Palma shares her experience as a Latina in Nebraska’s legal profession and how it shapes her approach to family law, representation, and making clients feel heard and respected.

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Appealing a Family Law Decision in Nebraska

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Appealing a Family Law Decision in Nebraska

Wondering if you can appeal a family law decision in Nebraska? Learn what makes a case appealable, what the appellate court considers, and why the 30-day deadline matters.

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The Emotional Weight of Being "Out" in a Legal Process

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The Emotional Weight of Being "Out" in a Legal Process

For many LGBTQ+ individuals, family law matters involve more than court filings and paperwork. Questions about identity, visibility, family, and fairness can add another layer of stress to an already emotional process. This article explores those realities and why affirming legal representation matters.