Nebraska Governor Pillen mandated a special session on July 25, 2024, with the primary objective of addressing his property tax reform proposals.
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.
Understanding Probate: Options and Alternatives for Your Estate Planning
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.
The Intersection of Law and LGBTQ+ Issues
While significant strides have been made in protecting LGBTQ+ rights, challenges remain. Whether dealing with family law issues, workplace discrimination, healthcare access, housing rights, or identity documentation, having knowledgeable legal support is crucial. At McGill Law, we are here to help you navigate these complexities with confidence and compassion.
Considering Divorce? What You Need to Know about Alimony in Nebraska
If you are facing a divorce, you may be wondering about alimony or spousal support. Alimony varies from state to state, and internet searches about the topic can be confusing and misleading. Here, we will answer some common questions about alimony in Nebraska. You should consult an attorney for specific advice for your situation.
Celebrating the History and Significance of Mother's Day
Nebraska State Legislative Updates: What You Need to Know
The Nebraska Legislature has recently ended yet another session. There is a lot to be hopeful about as some progress has been made for families, women and overall gender equity. As always, however, not everything was a “win.”
Below is a summary of recent celebratory bills that passed, those that we can feel relief about not advancing and finally, those that we could consider setbacks in the advancement of overall equity.
Less Restrictive Alternatives to Guardianship
Guardianship can be necessary to help a loved one who can no longer make decisions for themselves. However, most do not want to see their loved ones have to enter into a guardianship to get their needs met.
Asset Tracing in Nebraska Divorces
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the prevalence of sexual assault, how sexual assault can be prevented and the importance of supporting survivors.
Self-Care During Divorce or Separation
Divorce and legal separation can be some of the most complex and stressful times you may experience. It changes your life completely. Handling legal and financial matters, all while bearing the emotional stress of ending a long-term relationship is a lot for a person to take on. In the midst of these changes, it is easy to neglect taking care of yourself. Self-care and social support are critically important areas for individuals navigating these challenging situations.
Decoupling Assets and Debts during Separation or Divorce
Be Our Valentine! Period Product Drive at McGill Law
MCGILL LAW + ACCESS PERIOD + YOU = PRODUCTS THAT MEET THE HYGIENE NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY (A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT)
WHAT: Period Product Drive at McGill Law, PC, LLO benefiting Access Period! Access Period is fighting period poverty in Nebraska by distributing free period products through statewide access points, community partnerships & schools.
Unraveling the Intricacies of High Net Worth Divorces: Beyond the Headlines
Moving Out of State with Kids During or After Divorce
If you plan to move your minor child(ren) from the state of Nebraska after there has been a custody order entered or during a child custody proceeding, you cannot just get up and go. Instead, the court that entered or will enter the custody order must give you explicit permission to move with the child. The court will turn to the pivotal Nebraska Supreme Court case Farnsworth v. Farnsworth for guidance as to whether it will grant or deny the request.
The Importance of Parenting Classes Under the Nebraska Parenting Act
Did you know the Nebraska Parenting Act requires all parents involved in a divorce or custody proceeding to participate in a parenting class? It is a pivotal element aimed at fostering healthy co-parenting relationships and ensuring the well-being of children caught in the midst of parental discord.
Nebraska Family Law-Related Legislative Updates That May Impact You & Your Family
The Nebraska State Legislature is currently in session, and there are a number of bills related to family law. Find below an overview of the bills that passed last session, the bills that will carry over and the new bills that have been introduced.
What is Collaborative Divorce?
At McGill Law, we specialize in several out of court legal processes, especially in Collaborative Divorce.
