Trusts can complicate a Nebraska divorce, especially when family money, inheritance planning, child support, alimony, or commingled distributions are involved. This article explains how Nebraska courts may look at revocable trusts, third-party trusts, spendthrift provisions, trust distributions, and tracing records when trust issues appear in a divorce.

Can married couples use a postnuptial agreement to decide how property will be divided if they later divorce? Nebraska law treats these agreements differently from many other states. This article explains the rule from Devney v. Devney, the limited agreements Nebraska recognizes after marriage, and practical options for protecting an inheritance, business, farm interest, or estate plan.