Conversion therapy remains legal in Nebraska, despite being condemned as harmful and ineffective by every major medical and psychological association. Lincoln briefly passed an ordinance banning it for minors, but a federal court blocked its enforcement, leaving LGBTQ+ youth across the state vulnerable. In this post, I explain the law, the pending Supreme Court case that could reshape protections nationwide, and share my perspective as both an attorney and a survivor of conversion therapy.

Some North Carolina cities have declared themselves “Fourth Amendment Workplaces,” sparking national conversations about privacy and employee rights. While Nebraska hasn’t adopted this policy, the issue raises important questions about how the Fourth Amendment applies to public and private workplaces here. Learn what this movement means, why it matters, and how it could impact Nebraska employees, employers, and residents.

The Trump administration is reportedly weighing a proposal to ban transgender Americans from owning firearms by labeling gender dysphoria as a “mental defect.” While no official rule has been announced, the idea raises serious constitutional issues under the Second Amendment and Equal Protection Clause. In this post, we break down why such a ban would be unconstitutional, why it relies on stigma rather than science, and how both LGBTQ+ advocates and gun rights groups are united in opposition.

You don’t need to be the “perfect client” to hire a lawyer. In fact, you’re not expected to have every detail memorized or every document in order—that’s why you hire legal help. The most important thing is honesty. In this post, I explain why early communication matters in Nebraska family law, estate planning, and civil cases, and how my role is to carry the legal burden so you can focus on your life.

Custody disputes can be painful, but when left unresolved, they can spiral out of control. The recent conviction of Donna Adelson in the nationally watched Dan Markel case is a stark reminder of how high-conflict custody battles can escalate. In this post, we explore the lessons for Nebraska families, including why early legal intervention matters and how Nebraska law approaches grandparents’ visitation rights.

Starting September 3, 2025, Nebraska renters facing domestic or intimate partner violence will have stronger legal protections under the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. Survivors can now remove an abuser from a lease, request lock changes within 24 hours, and even change locks themselves if a landlord fails to act. These updates, created by LB587, put safety first and ensure tenants don’t have to choose between staying in harm’s way or losing their home.

Transition days are often the hardest part of co-parenting. Kids aren’t just moving backpacks—they’re moving between routines, emotions, and expectations. In my latest blog post, I share seven practical strategies Nebraska parents can use to make transitions calmer, reduce stress, and help children feel secure in both homes. From building in downtime to creating rituals of connection, these tips are designed to support your child’s best interests and give them the stability they need to thrive.

Virtual court hearings are now standard in Nebraska, but they can feel intimidating if you’ve never done one. Our guide covers everything you need to know—from using Webex to setting up a professional space—so you can appear confident and prepared.

Labor Day isn’t just a holiday—it’s a time to reflect on the laws that protect workers. Learn about Nebraska’s 2025 minimum wage increase, the ongoing debate over paid sick leave, and how workplace rights affect your family’s future.

Who manages your email, social media, and cryptocurrency when you’re gone? A digital executor is a vital part of a modern Nebraska estate plan, ensuring your online life is secure and your loved ones aren’t locked out.

Inheriting a house in Lincoln can feel overwhelming. From probate in Lancaster County to Nebraska’s updated inheritance tax rules, selling an inherited property involves legal steps, family coordination, and financial planning. This guide explains what to expect and how to protect your family’s interests.

Beneficiary designations are powerful tools in Nebraska estate planning because they bypass probate—but they also override your will. This guide explains how they work, the risks of outdated forms, and why regular reviews are essential to protect your legacy.

Your estate isn’t just about houses and bank accounts anymore. In Nebraska, your digital life—email, photos, social media, even cryptocurrency—counts too. This guide explains how Nebraska’s RUFADAA law works and why adding digital asset provisions to your estate plan is essential.

A Pet Protection Agreement is a simple but powerful way to make sure your pet is cared for if you can’t be there. In Nebraska, this legally binding contract lets you name a trusted caregiver, include care instructions, and even provide financial support—giving you peace of mind that your furry family member will always have a safe home.

When Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announced their engagement, fans saw romance—lawyers saw a billion-dollar financial puzzle. A prenup isn’t about planning for divorce; it’s about protecting assets, setting expectations, and avoiding future conflict. In Nebraska, prenuptial agreements are enforceable under the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act if they’re voluntary, transparent, and fair when signed. Whether you’re a celebrity or a small business owner in Lincoln, a prenup can provide clarity, security, and peace of mind before marriage.

This post breaks down the Federal Reserve Act, key Supreme Court precedents like Humphrey’s Executor v. United States, and recent cases testing presidential power. Learn why the Fed’s independence matters, how the courts may view a hypothetical removal, and what’s at stake for the U.S. economy and the rule of law.

Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) are common in Nebraska business and employment settings, but not every NDA is enforceable. Courts will uphold them only if they’re specific, reasonable, and tied to a legitimate business interest. This guide explains what makes an NDA valid in Nebraska, how long they can last, and what happens if one is breached.

Tyreek Hill’s high-profile divorce offers lessons for Nebraska families on temporary orders, custody, and financial planning. Learn how Nebraska courts handle spousal support, Parenting Plans, and the “best interests of the child” standard.

When a loved one dies without a will in Nebraska, their home isn’t automatically passed to the nearest family member. Instead, Nebraska’s intestacy laws determine who inherits. That might mean a surviving spouse, children, or even more distant relatives depending on the situation. Most inherited houses go through probate, though small estates under $100,000 may qualify for a simplified transfer. The way the home is titled—such as joint tenancy or a transfer-on-death deed—can also bypass probate entirely. Nebraska also imposes an inheritance tax, making it one of the few states to do so. Understanding these rules helps families avoid costly mistakes and resolve disputes more smoothly.

In August 2025, migrant children as young as three appeared in Tucson immigration court without lawyers after federal legal aid funding was cut. This post explains what happened, why unaccompanied minors are so vulnerable in immigration court, and what families can do to protect a child facing deportation.