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MARK TWAIN’S BANKRUPTCY

Here is the lesson to be learned from Mark Twain: Whether you le for bankruptcy or not, your strengths are still your strengths.

Justice Gorsuch Pens Interesting Statement On Issue Involving Chevron Deference

On October 16, 2017, the Supreme Court of the United States denied a petition for certiorari (to hear the case) in Scenic America, Inc. v. Department of Transportation, Docket No. 16-739. Scenic America sought review of a decision of the United States Court of Appeals...

Default Judgments Can Make Finances Tight for Younger Debtors Especially

Dealing with bills is challenging to begin with, but you may be completely overwhelmed after being served with a lawsuit or finding that a default judgment has been granted against you if you failed to take proper action.

Don't Speak

Why you shouldn't speak to the police if you are pulled over for a DUI.

HOW CAN I KEEP A POSITIVE ATTITUDE DURING MY DIVORCE?

The most emotional times in our lives happen around major life changes. Birth, Death, Marriage, and Divorce are just a few.

UNDERSTANDING ALIMONY IN NEBRASKA

Under Nebraska law, the court can order the payment of alimony to one party after a marriage is dissolved. Alimony refers to financial support that one spouse pays to another.

THE BASICS – UNDERSTANDING JOINT LEGAL & PHYSICAL CUSTODY IN NEBRASKA

Ending a marriage or a long-term relationship is never an easy process. The situation is made even more stressful when children are involved.

NEW NEBRASKA CHILD CUSTODY LAW & MILITARY DEPLOYED PARENTS

At the end of 2015, only nine states had adopted the Uniform Deployed Parents Custody and Visitation Act (UDPCVA), but on January 1, 2016, Nebraska became the 10th state to embrace the act.

WHAT CAN I DO IF I AM ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH A DRUG CRIME?

A lot of serious things are on the line if you have been arrested and charged with a drug crime.

Supreme Court Dismisses Last Remaining Challenge to Executive Order 13780

On October 24, 2017, the Supreme Court of the United States dismissed the second of two challenges to provisions of President Donald Trump’s March 6, 2017 Executive Order 13780.

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