As far as I know, there aren't any form documents for this. You would have to review the Court rules and draft these document yourself or retain an attorney to assist you.

Generally you can request child support be entered even if the parent is/was voluntarily paying child support. The amount ordered could be higher or lower than what the parent is voluntarily paying.

You can complete the online application to request child support services in Nebraska.... View More

It depends. Was paternity ever legally established with the father? Have you had any contact with your child in the last 6 months?

Generally the State where the child has been residing the last 6 months is the state that gets to decides custody when there has not previously been a custody... View More

If it is a child support action brought by the State, the Court would likely go forward with entering a child support order against the non-custodial parent even if one or both parties don't show up at the hearing.

Yes. Ex parte motion must meet the emergency level but it only has to be signed by the Court- not necessarily on file or public record. They only have 5 days to file a Petition following that Order and a temporary custody hearing must be held in a timely manner. If children have been removed, most... View More

The burden is technically on the parent whose rights were terminated to file the motion to terminate child support. That being said, if the State received the money due to a child support assignment due to some type of public assistance, you may have a right to have it reimbursed. If the... View More

Once a custody order is entered, a parent generally needs a specific order from the Court to move the children out of state. If the move is within the State, the parent doesn't generally need court permission to move. That being said, if the move is such that it creates a material change in... View More

There is a statute of limitation for paternity in Nebraska of 4 years old. That being said, there are a number of work-arounds, such as asking the State to file a paternity action as the State has until 18 years old to file for paternity. Further, if there is a child support order established or... View More

To ask for the custody order to be modified, the general process is to file a Complaint to Modify to ask for the change in custody. You have to state a material change in circumstances that show why the change in custody is in the minor child's best interests.

It would be unusual for a judge to grant 50/50 custody when the Court is only contemplating supervised visits at this time.

A judge is not bound to the recommendations of a therapist. Sometimes the court will order family therapy sessions to have even more structured visits than supervised... View More

Nebraska DHHS has a general policy that they will follow recommendations of a children's therapist with regard to visitation, but generally to suspend visitation requires a court order. You mentioned having an open case - this means you likely have a court-appointed attorney. You should talk... View More

The answer to how to address this depends on whether you have a legal custody order (temporary or permanent) that provides you with parenting time. If so, then the mom is in contempt if she unilaterally decides not to send your daughter. If you are separated but no order is entered, you will want... View More

Child custody determinations are very fact specific. A parent's involvement or lack of involvement with their child, as well as logistical considerations, are often taken into account when determining custody. If your son hasn't retained an attorney, he should do so asap.

First, a typed paper alone is not enough for delegated parental authority unless it is notarized and uses this form: https://supremecourt.nebraska.gov/self-help/families-children/temporary-delegation-parental-powers

Second, if the parent revokes the Temporary Delegation at any time, it is... View More

If a party is ordered to pay a share of child care expenses, this can include payment if a relative is the child care provider. That being said, a number of factors come into play when the child care provider is a relative and the specific wording in the order could likely affect whether the party... View More

Generally a motion to vacate genetic testing is when a judge decides whether to cancel an order requiring the parties to submit to genetic testing. I assume this is for paternity genetic testing since you categorized your question as a custody question. It could also address related topics such... View More

Potentially yes, especially in a temporary order as such are not appealable. If the Court has concerns about a parent and child sharing a room or a bed as not in the child's best interests, some judges will make a condition for separate beds or bedrooms. Whether you could get this reversed... View More

There are some forms available on the Nebraska Supreme Court's website under forms regarding show cause/contempt actions that will give you an idea of how these work.

If out of state travel is not addressed in the Parenting Plan, generally either parent may take the children out of state for any period that does not overlap the other parent's parenting time. However, case law in Nebraska is clear that the custodial parent cannot permanently move the... View More

A custodial parent can request a replacement social security card with social security.