Unequal inheritance is legal in Nebraska, but it’s also one of the fastest ways to trigger a will contest if your family feels blindsided. This article explains when unequal shares can make practical sense, the two Nebraska “gotchas” that can override DIY plans (the elective share and pretermitted child rules), and how to reduce the risk of fights over capacity or undue influence. If you want your plan to hold up—and keep the peace—this is the roadmap.

Dying without a will in Nebraska leaves your estate in the hands of the state—not your family. In this post, I explain what happens during Nebraska intestate probate, who inherits under Nebraska law, and why proactive Nebraska estate planning protects your loved ones.

Thinking of naming all your children as co-executors in your Nebraska will? It’s a common choice—but one that often leads to costly delays and family conflict. In this post, I explain why appointing multiple personal representatives is usually a mistake under Nebraska probate law, and how to structure your estate plan for clarity and efficiency.