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Driving Under the Influence: The Road to Consequences and Redemption

Driving Under the Influence:  The Road to Consequences and Redemption

Facing DUI charges in Nebraska? A conviction can lead to serious consequences, including fines, license suspension, and jail time. However, not all DUI cases are straightforward. Learn about Nebraska's DUI laws, potential penalties, and proven defense strategies to protect your rights. Whether it's challenging an unlawful stop or disputing test results, our experienced DUI attorneys in Omaha and Lincoln are here to help. Call us at (402) 548-5418 for guidance.

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The Road Ahead: Protecting LGBTQ+ Families Amid Potential Policy Shifts

The Road Ahead: Protecting LGBTQ+ Families Amid Potential Policy Shifts

LGBTQ+ families in Nebraska and Iowa face unique legal challenges as policies shift and protections evolve. From parental rights to adoption hurdles, access to affirming healthcare, and potential changes in marriage equality, navigating these issues requires proactive advocacy and legal support. At McGill Law, we’re here to help you safeguard your rights and face the road ahead with confidence.

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Understanding "Walkaway Wife Syndrome": Why Women Leave Marriages

Understanding "Walkaway Wife Syndrome": Why Women Leave Marriages

Walkaway Wife Syndrome describes a common dynamic where women, after years of emotional neglect and unmet needs, decide to leave their marriages. Discover how McGill Law, a female-focused firm, provides balanced and empathetic legal guidance for both women and men navigating divorce.

Managing Legal Costs Without Sacrificing What Matters

Managing Legal Costs Without Sacrificing What Matters

Legal matters can be costly, but there are ways to save. From staying organized to exploring options like Mediation or Collaborative Divorce, small steps can make a big difference. At McGill Law, we help you protect what matters—without unnecessary conflict or court battles.

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Unmasking Divorce: Facing Change with Strength and Clarity

Unmasking Divorce: Facing Change with Strength and Clarity

Divorce can feel like removing a mask, revealing hidden emotions and identities shaped by the relationship. At McGill Law, we offer compassionate support to help clients face these challenges, find resolutions, and move forward with stability and clarity.

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Post-Divorce Guide to Modifying Child Custody, Support, and Alimony in Nebraska

Post-Divorce Guide to Modifying Child Custody, Support, and Alimony in Nebraska

Life changes can impact court orders for child custody, support, or alimony. If your circumstances have shifted, you may need to request a modification. This guide explains how post-divorce modifications work in Nebraska and what to expect when adjusting these orders.

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Considering Divorce? What You Need to Know about Alimony in Nebraska

Considering Divorce? What You Need to Know about Alimony in Nebraska

If you are facing a divorce, you may be wondering about alimony or spousal support. Alimony varies from state to state, and internet searches about the topic can be confusing and misleading. Here, we will answer some common questions about alimony in Nebraska. You should consult an attorney for specific advice for your situation. 

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Self-Care During Divorce or Separation

Self-Care During Divorce or Separation

Divorce and legal separation can be some of the most complex and stressful times you may experience. It changes your life completely.  Handling legal and financial matters, all while bearing the emotional stress of ending a long-term relationship is a lot for a person to take on. In the midst of these changes, it is easy to neglect taking care of yourself. Self-care and social support are critically important areas for individuals navigating these challenging situations. 

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What is DARVO?

What is DARVO?

The ultimate goal of DARVO is to manipulate the situation in such a way that the accuser feels confused, discredited, and unable to hold the abuser accountable. It can be challenging for victims to confront this tactic, as it can leave them feeling isolated and doubting their own perceptions of reality.

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