Should “Sunken Costs” Keep You in a Marriage That No Longer Serves You?
Many people stay in marriages because they feel they’ve invested too much time, money, or effort to leave. This is known as the “sunken cost fallacy,” and in Nebraska family law it often keeps people trapped in unhealthy relationships. This blog explains how Nebraska’s no-fault divorce laws, equitable division of the marital estate, child custody standards, and alimony rules apply when you’re considering separation. If you feel stuck, understanding your legal rights can help you make decisions based on your future—not just your past.
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