Omaha Family Law Attorneys
Helping Douglas County Families with a Variety of Legal Matters
All legal matters are stressful to an extent, but not many feel as stressful as a family law case. The outcome of a family law case will directly impact your family and day-to-day life, after all, so you will want to do whatever you can to have it end the way you want.
For all the legal guidance you need during a family law case, come to Hope Law Firm in Omaha. We handle casework with the aim of not only getting the outcomes you need but also reducing the stress you feel as the case progresses. Our family lawyers have represented more than 5,000 clients and resolved more than 1,000 cases through mediation and alternative dispute resolution methods, too, so you know that you can trust your case with us, too.
Ask for a FREE consultation with our Omaha family lawyers. Just dial 515-255-3559 or submit an online contact form now.
Types of Family Law Cases We Can Help With
Family law cases can take many different forms and involve all sorts of concepts, procedures, responsibilities, and challenges. Thankfully, you don’t have to worry about the possible complexities of your family law case if you hire an Omaha family law attorney from Hope Law Firm. Our team is familiar with Nebraska’s family laws and regulations, as well as the expectations and procedures of local courtrooms, so you can leave everything up to us.
We would be happy to help you with all types of family law cases, such as:
- Divorce: If you need to end your marriage, we can help with your divorce, including contested, uncontested, military, and high net worth divorces.
- Child custody and visitation: We can work on your child custody and/or visitation case and keep your child’s best interests in center focus. We are available to help families make sense of child custody arrangements that involve state lines, such as if your spouse lives across the Iowa border.
- Child support: Do you need child support to help you care for your child after divorce? Are you expecting to pay child support as the parent who made the most income or who doesn’t have primary child custody? In either situation, we can help find a solution that protects your child’s best interests and feels fair to both parents.
- Spousal support or alimony: Oftentimes in divorce, one spouse needs financial support from the other until they can become financially independent. Spousal support or alimony payments can be arranged based on each spouse’s financial needs.
- Property and debt division: Nebraska uses equitable distribution rules when dividing property and debt in divorce. Equitable means fair, which might not mean 50/50 or even.
- Adoption: If you are growing your family through adoption, our attorneys would be honored to be the ones you trust to walk you through the process. We can take care of all parts of the adoption process, including those for stepparent adoptions and grandparent adoptions.
- Paternity: In some family law cases, establishing paternity is important, like a child custody or child support case. Ask us for help establishing paternity either for yourself or for the man who you think is the father of your child.
- Domestic violence: You can depend on us for sensitive and confidential representation for any case involving domestic violence or domestic violence accusations. We can help with obtaining protective orders or challenging a protective order if you think you have been falsely or unfairly accused.
Omaha Family Law Resources You Should Know
If you are going through a family law case in Omaha, you might want to know these local resources:
- Douglas County District Court – Family and Juvenile Court: If you have a family law case to file in Omaha, it will likely be processed by and heard at Douglas County District Court – Family and Juvenile Court, which is located in the Hall of Justice.
- Address: 1701 Farnam St F2, Omaha, NE 68183
- Hours: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday (most weeks)
- Phone: 515-255-3559
- Women’s Center for Advancement – Omaha: If you need help after suffering from domestic violence, the Women’s Center for Advancement – Omaha offers various forms of support.
- Address: 3801 Harney St, Omaha, NE 68131
- Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Fridays (most weeks)
- Phone: 515-255-3559
Get the Legal Help You Need – Call Today
Want to know more about what you can do if you want to start or are in the middle of a family law case in Omaha and need help? We make it simple to get the answers and legal support you are looking for by offering free and confidential consultations with our Omaha family law attorneys. Let’s explore your options together today.
Talk with our team of friendly and experienced family lawyers in Omaha, NE. Call 515-255-3559.
