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Divorce Mediation Divorce mediation is an alternative method for couples to resolve the issues in their divorce. In divorce mediation, the parties focus on achieving a fair and equitable settlement. Rather than having a judge decide the contested issues in a divorce, such a custody, child support, and property division, in mediation, the parties work […]
Nebraska law requires parents to develop a parenting plan before a divorce can become final. Parenting plans discuss in detail what the co-parenting relationship will look like between former spouses. Some parenting plans are developed during the mediation process. While all parenting-plan mediations will address major parenting issues—such as routine parenting time, holiday parenting time, […]
When you and your spouse are unable to reach settlement during divorce, one of the first resources available to work past impasse is mediation. In divorces with children, Nebraska law requires mediation, but mediation is often utilized even when children are not at issue. What is mediation? Mediation is a way for you and your […]
The Nebraska Parenting Act requires any parent involved in a court case regarding child custody, such as a divorce, legal separation, paternity action, or modification of custody action, to create a parenting plan for the court’s approval. A parenting plan is an agreement or court order that sets forth both parents’ rights and responsibilities regarding […]
According to a recent article in Psychology Today, how quickly and well you recover from a divorce depends largely on these 10 factors: 1. The length of the marriage. The longer you and your spouse were together, the more entwined your lives became — which makes it more likely that it will take longer for […]
