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Omaha Mothers Rights Attorney

Advocating for Mothers' Rights in Family Law in Douglas County

At Hathaway Law Group, P.C. L.L.O., we understand the unique legal challenges that mothers face during divorce, custody disputes, and in safeguarding their parental rights. The old paradigm where mothers simply received sole custody because they were considered the primary care provider for the children no longer exists. There are many circumstances where a father can request and fight to obtain physical or legal custody of a child. So if sole custody of your child is the goal, you need to understand the facts and circumstances that must exist to make that a possibility. Hathaway Law Group is a specialized family law firm dedicated to advocating for mothers' rights.

Our commitment to mothers in Douglas County is rooted in a deep knowledge of Nebraska family law and a dedication to fairness and justice. Hathaway Law Group can help protect your rights and fully represent you during a child custody case.

What are My Legal Rights as a Mother in Nebraska?

It’s essential to understand that custody rights are not determined solely by gender. Both mothers and fathers, as biological parents, have equal rights under the law once paternity is established. Once paternity is confirmed, either parent has the right to seek custody, visitation, and child support. This ensures that all decisions are made in the best interest of the child, reflecting a fair and balanced approach to parental rights.

Protecting Mothers' Rights in Child Custody Cases and Divorce

We advocate for mothers to maintain primary or joint custody of their children, based on the best interests of the child and the specific circumstances of their case. Our approach ensures that mothers’ rights are protected during and after the divorce process.

With extensive experience in handling complex child custody cases, our firm is adept at navigating the legal and practical aspects of a custody case. Our legal strategies are tailored to each unique situation, utilizing negotiation, mediation, and litigation to achieve the best possible outcomes for our clients. Whether navigating complex custody battles or straightforward divorces and custody cases, we focus on securing a fair resolution that respects mothers’ rights.

Developing Parenting Plans

Navigating the complexities of parental responsibilities after a separation or divorce requires thoughtful planning and a focus on the well-being of all parties and the children involved. Establishing structured parenting plans are important for many reasons including:

  • Establishing Routine: A well-structured parenting plan is crucial for creating a clear and predictable routine, which is vital for children’s emotional and psychological stability.
  • Guidance on Detailing: We guide mothers through the process of detailing each aspect of parenting time, decision-making responsibilities, and other parental duties.
  • Protecting Mothers’ Rights: Our goal is to develop plans that protect the rights of mothers, ensuring they maintain a vital role in the key aspects of their children’s lives, while also prioritizing the child's well being to ensure their overall welfare and happiness.
  • Supporting a Nurturing Environment: These plans are meticulously crafted to support a nurturing and stable environment, enabling children to thrive despite the changes in their family structure. It's essential to consider every aspect of the child's life in these plans, ensuring legal custody and decision-making reflect the best interests of the child's welfare, including education and other critical life decisions.

Navigating Child Support and Financial Security

Financial stability is a cornerstone of a child’s well-being and development. It's crucial for mothers to understand and assert their legal rights to financial support, health care and asset protection during and after a divorce. At Hathaway Law Group, we are committed to guiding mothers through these complex processes.

Securing Fair Child Support

  • Assessment of Financial Needs: We work with mothers to accurately assess the financial needs of their children, considering everyday expenses, healthcare, education, and extracurricular activities.
  • Reflecting Financial Responsibilities: Our goal is to ensure that child support is calculated properly per the Nebraska Child Support Guidelines.
  • Legal Enforcement and Adjustments: We also assist in the enforcement of child support orders and navigate the legal hurdles for adjustments based on changes in financial circumstances or custody arrangements, ensuring ongoing fairness of support.

Protecting Financial Interests

  • Equitable Division of Assets: During divorce proceedings, we safeguard mothers’ financial interests by advocating for an equitable division of marital assets and debts. This may include real estate, retirement accounts, and other significant financial investments.
  • Future Financial Security: We emphasize securing assets that support the mother’s financial security long-term, not just immediately following the divorce. This includes provisions for savings, investments, and retirement.
  • Litigation and Negotiation: If necessary, we are prepared to go to court to ensure that property division and financial settlements are just and equitable. We use a strategic mix of negotiation and litigation based on the unique circumstances and priorities of each case.

How Can a Mothers' Rights Attorney Help You?

The law offices of Hathaway Law Group specialize in family law, providing invaluable assistance in navigating the complex landscape of family law matters, particularly when it comes to safeguarding your parental rights. Here are some key ways in which an attorney may assist you in various family law matters:

  1. Custody Proceedings: Represents your interests in custody disputes during divorce, separation, or as an unmarried parent.
  2. Determining Paternity: Guides the legal process to establish paternity for securing child support or formalizing custody and parenting time.
  3. Modifying Custody and Parenting Time: Helps modify custody and parenting time to reflect changes in life circumstances regarding custody or support.
  4. Determining Parenting time: Negotiates fair parenting schedules that maintain a child’s relationships with both parents.

Contact a Trusted Omaha Family Law Attorney for Mothers' Rights

If you are seeking an experienced advocate to protect your parental rights and navigate complex family law issues, contact Hathaway Law Group in Omaha. Our law firm is led by Richard Hathaway, a highly experienced attorney with over two decades of specialized practice in family law. Known for his expertise and successful track record, Richard and our team are committed to providing mothers with the skilled representation they deserve. To discuss how we can help you with your specific legal needs, call us today or visit our website to schedule a consultation. Let us help you safeguard your rights and achieve the best possible outcomes for you and your children.

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