Best Divorce Lawyers in Bellevue, NE

The initial conference is not free in our office, as our attorneys use this time to assess and also to give legal advice. Our attorneys will charge you one hour at their hourly rate for the initial conference. Payment is expected on the day of the conference.

We will do our very best to keep you informed as your case progresses. If you have questions or concerns, you are always welcome to call or email our office. Very often, a legal assistant can answer at least part of your question. While our support staff are not lawyers, each one of them is very experienced and can be very helpful. If they cannot answer your question, they will direct you to one of the attorneys.

In most cases, with the help of counsel, parties are able to reach a complete agreement on all issues in the case. To reach an agreement there must be cooperation from the other side. Our attorneys will do all that is possible to help you reach a fair resolution in your case, but if necessary, our attorneys will also prepare you for trial, if an agreement cannot be reached.

No. An attorney can only represent and advise one party. However, in a situation where the parties are in agreement on all issues, one attorney can prepare the necessary paperwork to complete the proceeding. If this occurs the attorney is still ethically bound to give advice only to the party who hired the attorney.

As with most states, grandparent visitation is only in existence because the legislature has drafted statutes for the Court to follow. In general, if you have had a significant, beneficial relationship with a grandchild and you are being denied time with that grandchild, you may be able to bring an action for grandparent visitation under Nebraska law. After a short consultation with one of our attorneys, we will be able to tell you whether or not we believe your facts are sufficient to be successful if you bring such an action.