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Divorce
During the waiting period, the parties will try to come to reach a settlement as to the distribution of their property and assets. If children are involved, the parents will also try to work out an agreement for custody and other important matters regarding their children. Some parties are able to come to agreements regarding all aspects of their divorce, often known as an uncontested divorce, thereby significantly reducing the time and cost of the divorce proceeding.
Child Support
Nebraska has established Child Support Guidelines to support for the needs of the children. The reasoning behind the guidelines is “to recognize the equal duty of both parents to contribute to the support of their children in proportion to their respective net incomes.” The Child Support Guidelines not only include monthly child support payments, but also health insurance costs and necessary daycare costs.
Child Custody and Visitation
Sometimes parties are unable to reach agreements during the divorce proceeding. When agreements cannot be reached, this is generally known as a contested divorce. If the parties are not able to come to an agreement, mediation may be required before a final order will be entered by a Judge. If the parties are still unable to come to a resolution, a hearing or trial may be set before a Judge. The Judge will then decide issues of child custody, parenting time, asset and debt allocation, and any other issues that may need to be decided in that particular divorce proceeding.
Adoption
There are various types of adoptions such as private adoption, step-parent adoption, and adult adoption. Each type of adoption has some unique requirements in order for the adoption to be granted. To learn more about the different types of adoption, click here.
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
A prenuptial agreement is often referred to as a premarital agreement or prenup. Prenups are written documents between two individuals who are contemplating marriage. The agreement sets forth division of property and debts in the event of a divorce.
Guardianship
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Spousal Support
Alimony is not automatic in any divorce. There are no hard and fast rules for determining alimony. However, the Court will look at factors such as the length of the marriage, the age of the parties, the education level of the parties, the earning capacity of the parties, and any other factor the Court deems to be of importance.
Legal Separation
If any portion of a prenuptial agreement is found to be invalid, the validity of such portion of the agreement does not necessarily make the entire agreement invalid. Ultimately it is up to the court presiding over the legal separation or divorce of the parties to determine if the agreement is valid and enforceable if the is a dispute among the parties.
Child Abuse
There are various checks that must be completed and documents filed with the court prior to the hearing on the appointment of a guardian or conservator. The Petitioner (person filing to be appointed as guardian or conservator) must complete a criminal history check (background check) and have the results sent to the court. The Petitioner must also complete abuse and neglect registry checks with the Department of Health and Human Services to determine if the Petitioner is listed on the adult or child abuse registries as well as a check to determine if the Petitioner is listed on the sex offender registry in the state in which the Petitioner resides and file those results with the court.

Criminal Defense
Any criminal allegation or arrest can result in serious penalties including jail time, fines, probation, and a lasting criminal record, to name a few. Further, felony convictions can carry with them loss of civil rights such as your right to vote or possess a firearm. Whether you are under investigation, were recently arrested, or believe that you may be charged with a crime, it is never too early, or too late, to seek an experienced criminal defense attorney.
DUI/DWI
Part of the affirmative responsibility imposed on an individual with a clearance is to keep the government informed of any events that may affect their eligibility to possess a clearance. Thus, for example, if an individual has a DUI, runs into periods of financial difficulty, becomes involved with outside activities, to name just a few situations, there is an affirmative obligation to notify your facility security officer of this situation. Failure to report such an incident can itself be a reason for denial/revocation of a clearance.
Juvenile Crimes
Juvenile Law encompasses two distinct subsections: Abuse and Neglect cases and Law Violation and Truancy cases.
Restraining Order
Once the divorce has been filed, there is a waiting period before a final divorce can be granted. Before the final divorce decree, temporary orders may be entered by a Judge on issues such as child custody, support, restraining orders, and other matters. These temporary orders can usually be put into place just a few weeks after filing for divorce.

Property Damage
After being involved in a car accident you may be suffering from physical injuries and trying to deal with medical bills, property damage, lost wages, and insurance companies. All of this can be overwhelming. A car accident lawyer at Stephanie Flynn Law, P.C., L.L.O. can help you deal with all of these issues and answer your questions.

Personal Injury
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Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
Yes. Veterans benefits are not considered income. Social Security does not factor veterans benefits into your total income, therefore you may still be eligible for Social Security Disability benefits.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate Planning is something a lot of people don’t like to think about. People don’t want to think about dying and what will happen after they pass. However, estate planning is important in ensuring that your financial and health care needs are taken care of if you are unable take care of them yourself, that assets are left to the individuals you want, and that your minor children are cared for by the individual(s) of your choosing.
Wills
If a minor child’s parents die, the child will be in need of a guardian. As a parent, you can nominate someone to act as a guardian for your child in your Last Will and Testament. Typically, a parent’s wishes with regards to a person to act as guardian for their children are followed by the court if set out in a Will.
Power of Attorney
A Conservator is appointed by a court and is different from the role of a power of attorney. A power of attorney is an informal way to nominate someone to manage your finances for you if you are not capable fo managing them yourself. Whereas a conservator is someone appointed by a court to manage finances if you are not able to. Sometimes having a power of attorney in place can avoid the need for a conservatorship.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Typically, when a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is filed with the bankruptcy court, an automatic stay goes into effect. The Automatic Stay acts as an injunction that, with certain exceptions, prevents creditors for contacting a debtor who has declared bankruptcy in an attempt to collect a debt.
Foreclosure

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