A right of first refusal can be a helpful parenting plan term or a daily source of friction, depending on how it is written and whether it reaches the hours between school dismissal and the end of the workday. This article explains what a right of first refusal is under Nebraska law, why the plan's language and the family's facts control, what drafting choices parents can discuss, and how modification and enforcement work when an existing provision is producing recurring disputes.

Daycare and before- or after-school care are not automatically included in Nebraska’s basic child support amount. Learn when childcare may qualify, how courts determine the net expense and each parent’s responsibility, what records matter, and how school-related cost changes may affect an existing order.