Power of Attorney and Guardianship are both tools for helping someone make decisions—but they work very differently. This post breaks down how each works under Nebraska law, when they apply, and why planning ahead with a POA can often help you avoid the stress and expense of guardianship.

Probate can be time-consuming, expensive, and public—but it’s not always necessary. This post breaks down when probate can be avoided in Nebraska, how tools like living trusts and small estate affidavits work, and what steps you can take now to make things easier for your loved ones later.

Blended families come with love—and legal complexity. If you’re remarried or have stepchildren, your estate plan needs to be more than just a basic will. This post breaks down how Nebraska law handles blended family estates, why default rules often fall short, and what tools can help protect everyone you love.