One might assume that a second or subsequent marriage stands a better chance of succeeding. After all, the parties have learned from their mistakes and are less likely to repeat them with another spouse.However, statistics do not bear this logic out. Rather, multiple...
When you need to file for a divorce in Nebraska and have children, you may think the process will be drawn out. Fortunately, there are situations where it doesn't have to be a long, extended process. If you have no custody or property disputes, it's possible to have a...
When you drive, you expect all signs and traffic signals to be where they're supposed to be. Of course, some have to be replaced from time to time. However, when that happens, you expect a temporary traffic light or control to be put in place.That didn't happen in...
With spring officially here, people are more likely to be getting out of the house, going to dinner or happy hour with friends and celebrating holidays like St. Patrick’s Day; young people are going on spring break, and sports fans are welcoming the start of...
Airbags exist as an added safety measure for both drivers and passengers. Like seat belts, they are designed to protect you from serious injury during a car crash. Properly functioning airbags have and continue to save countless lives; they are an important staple in...
One of the first things people do after learning their spouse wants a divorce is to start panicking. Fears about post-divorce finances, an ugly legal dispute, child custody, and property division can race through your mind and make it all but impossible to...
John McHenry was appointed by the Nebraska Supreme Court to serve as a member of the Supreme Court Commission on Guardianships and Conservatorships. The purpose of the Committee is to engage in the analysis and study of the statutes, court rules, and court...
You are involved in a fender-bender. No one appears to be injured. The damage to the vehicles is not severe. What should you do next? Don’t drive away, even if it appears that there is no damage. It is against the law to leave the scene...
John McHenry of Lincoln, Nebraska, was elected as President of the Board of Trustees of The Nebraska Masonic Home in Plattsmouth, Nebraska. John has served on the Board of Trustees for a total of 16 years. The Nebraska Masonic Home was established in 1903 as a...
Did you know that only about 40% of the Social Security disability claims filed are approved at the initial level? If your claim is initially denied, you can ask for reconsideration by someone other than the person who decided to deny benefits. Only twenty percent...
