In Nebraska divorce and custody cases, is mediation usually better than trial?
In Nebraska divorce, custody, and paternity cases, mediation is often the better first step because it gives families more control over parenting plans, schedules, and practical solutions than a judge can usually provide at trial. This article explains when mediation is usually required under the Nebraska Parenting Act, when trial is still necessary, and how to tell which path makes the most sense for your case.
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