by Law Office of Julie Fowler | Sep 26, 2025 | Child Custody Omaha
Traveling internationally with minors can get complicated fast. The Department of State expects parents to carry the child’s valid passport and, in many cases, a notarized consent letter from the other parent or legal guardian if they aren’t present on the trip. Avoid...
by Law Office of Julie Fowler | Aug 11, 2025 | Child Custody Omaha
Understanding how Nebraska calculates child support can help parents plan, avoid disputes, and ensure predictable financial contributions for their child’s future. Whether you are the custodial or non-custodial parent, Nebraska courts consider several factors using a...
by Law Office of Julie Fowler | Jul 18, 2025 | Child Custody Omaha
As families navigate the challenges of raising children, one major milestone often comes into focus sooner than expected: planning for college. The transition from child support to college support involves more than just financial shifts. It also calls for early...
by Law Office of Julie Fowler | May 1, 2025 | Child Custody Omaha, Divorce attorney Omaha
If you’re navigating the waters of co-parenting in the wake of a divorce, you know that sometimes things get blurry when it comes to who pays for what, particularly as your teenager develops opinions, interests, and an overflowing shopping cart of “needs.”...
by Law Office of Julie Fowler | Mar 7, 2025 | Child Custody Omaha, Divorce attorney Omaha
Summer brings a change in the family routine. It brings extra time for fun and activities, but may also bring a need for extended child care. For parents with shared custody, the season brings up additional financial questions. Who will pay the additional expenses for...
by Law Office of Julie Fowler | Feb 3, 2025 | Child Custody Omaha, Divorce attorney Omaha
Custody and parenting time provisions are included as part of the divorce decree when the couple has minor children together. Typically, the decree and parenting plan set forth specific terms that the parents are expected to follow. These are legally binding terms....
