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11414 West Center Road
Omaha NE, 68144

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11414 West Center Road, Omaha NE, 68144
114th St S & Center Rd W
(402)333-1604

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About Wesley S. Dodge Attorney at Law

Where you turn to solve family conflicts involving divorce, child custody and child support with experienced mediation and litigation representation. Effective Representation For All Of Your Family Law Matters.

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683.98 mi away  1 hour and 34 minutes by plane

Frequently Asked Questions about Wesley S. Dodge Attorney at Law

Wesley S. Dodge Attorney at Law is closed on Sunday and Saturday.
Wesley S. Dodge Attorney at Law is open Mon-Fri 9:00 AM-5:00 PM.
Mediation is the process by which an independent mediator helps both parties reach a mutually beneficial settlement.
Since Nebraska is a “no-fault” divorce state, neither spouse is required to demonstrate anything when seeking a divorce. In other words, simply stating that there are irreconcilable differences between you and your spouse will suffice.
Yes. In the state of Nebraska, one spouse must have lived within state lines for at least one year prior to filing for divorce.
Under Nebraska state law, both parents are obligated to financially support their child/children until they turn 19.
Under Nebraska state law, a judge will first examine each parent’s earning capacity. Each district court has specific local rules that may apply in your case. The judge may demand an amount that deviates from the guidelines to include health insurance and/or educational costs.
When making a child custody order, Nebraska state law requires that the decision be made with the best interests of the child in mind. The court may award custody to one or both parents, with the presumption being that joint custody between both parents is ideal.
The judge will look at the child’s relationship with both parents, the health, welfare, and social behavior of the child, both parents’ wishes, and if the child is old enough, his or her own preference, among other things.
It is important to remember that marital property is defined as all property — including your home, income, and possessions — acquired throughout the duration of your marriage, with a few exceptions. When it comes to marital property, Nebraska divides your assets equitably, meaning according to what is fair to both parties.
The judge will consider each spouse’s economic situation, the length of the marriage, and whether the recipient spouse requires education or training when returning to the workforce.
Wesley Dodge Attorney at Law provides a full array of family law solutions from mediation services to offer those on a limited budget representation for specific issues, as well as a full representation. Call our office in Omaha, NE, to speak with a knowledgeable and experienced family law attorney. You may also email the firm to schedule an appointment.


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