The Nebraska State Bar Association tabulated evaluations from Nebraska attorneys regarding the performance of judges in Nebraska. This evaluation provides a detailed analysis for voters to use to decide if the judges should be retained at the upcoming...
Nebraska is one of the states which has "no-fault" divorce. It is not necessary to prove that one spouse is responsible for the breakdown of the marriage, nor does the court explore in any detail why the marriage has broken. In fact, the court will rarely permit you...
If you've been involved in a motor vehicle accident it’s possible that the at-fault person's car insurance company may immediately contact you to settle the claim. Be careful dealing with that company, and if you feel it’s needed, consider hiring a...
You may have heard the term on television or movies, but what is a statute of limitations? The statue of limitations is a law which puts a time limit on how long one can wait to press legal charges against a wrongful act. Some of the Statute of Limitation Laws that...
Brad Roth was a seminar chair at the Nebraska Criminal Defense Attorneys Association seminar entitled "DWI Defense in 2012 and Beyond" held at the DoubleTree Hotel in Omaha on June 22, 2012. Two national experts on DWI defense presented at the seminar to provide...
If you are going through a divorce or have recently gone through a divorce you understand the importance of needing a divorce attorney. The process of divorce can take an emotional and physical toll on someone and an attorney will help to ease the process. Although it...
A Living Will gives advanced instructions when an individual is no longer able to direct, make, communicate or participate in decisions affecting their life, health or medical care and treatment. This is especially important when the individual is suffering from...
McHenry, Haszard, Roth, Hupp, Burkholder & Blomenberg, PC, LLO, is pleased to announce that shareholders Sheri Burkholder and Chris Blomenberg have been added to the law firm’s name. Sheri Burkholder graduated from UNL College of Law with Distinction in May...
Why an LLC? 1. Limit Personal Liability The name says it all: Limited Liability Company. You can protect your personal assets such as your home, vehicles, and other personal property from liabilities related to operating your business. 2. Avoid...
How Changes to the Guardian/Conservator Laws and Supreme Court Rules will Affect You In order to provide additional oversight to protect against the abuse of protected adults, the legislature and the Courts have made changes in how guardians and conservators make...
