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What’s the Difference Between Legal and Physical Custody?
Saying "I have custody" means different things to different people. In a legal context, custody is less a single concept and more an umbrella term that covers two distinct legal questions: who makes the major decisions in a child's life, and where does the child...
Screenshots Last Forever: How Social Media Rants Can Damage Your Divorce, Custody, or Child Support Case
Social media divorce risks are real, immediate, and often underestimated. What feels like a quick post, comment, or story can become permanent evidence that affects the divorce, child custody, or child support case. In today’s digital landscape, courts regularly...
Tax Planning for Divorced Individuals in 2025
Tax planning and preparation for divorced or divorcing individuals is essential in minimizing tax liability for the 2025 tax return filing. Financial changes due to a divorce can significantly impact tax obligations. Navigating state and federal income tax return...
What to Know About Custody Schedules and Exchanges in Nebraska Over Christmas Break
Custody schedules and exchanges in Nebraska often present extra challenges during holiday breaks. The court order or parenting plan typically outline how parenting time is divided for the holidays. Nebraska courts strive for clear exchange plans for holidays in the...



