When someone spreads false claims about you online or during a custody dispute, it can do real damage—to your reputation, your relationships, and even your parenting rights. Nebraska law protects free speech, but it also provides legal remedies when lies cross the line into defamation. This post explains what counts as defamation in Nebraska, how courts treat false accusations made on social media or in family conflicts, and what steps you can take to protect yourself and your family.

When immigration issues collide with family court, Nebraska families often find themselves overwhelmed. This guide breaks down how custody, guardianship, and juvenile cases are affected by immigration status—and what families can do to protect children. Learn about Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS), the best interest of the child standard, and practical steps to take when court delays or enforcement actions create legal uncertainty.

Separation is hard—co-parenting afterward can be even harder. This guide breaks down how Nebraska law handles parenting plans, missed time, relocation, decision-making, and safety concerns. Whether you’re dealing with conflict, no-shows, or big life changes, you’ll find practical advice and clear legal options.