Valentine’s Day During Divorce or Separation in Nebraska: How Do You Protect Your Case and Your Peace?
Valentine’s Day can hit differently when you’re separated or in the middle of a divorce, especially if there’s a custody or parenting plan in the background. It’s a “pressure-test” day that can trigger impulsive texts, social media posts, spending choices, or co-parenting conflict that later turns into evidence. This post breaks down what’s normal emotionally, what to avoid legally (especially online), and how to keep parenting time calm, predictable, and child-focused under most Nebraska parenting plans.
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