Divorce Attorneys in Omaha, NE

Nebraska Family Law Firm Handling Alimony, Child Custody & Support, & Modifications

At Goosmann Law Firm, we know our clients are looking for a tireless advocate during some of their family’s most trying times. When you’re experiencing a family law issue such as a divorce, custody dispute or custody modification, alimony, or visitation modification, you’re ready for someone to do the heavy lifting and guide you through the trenches. Our divorce and family law team fills this role, providing the sound advice necessary to set you up for success.

Why Hire Our Omaha Family Law Attorneys

If you have a child, they are your #1 priority. As parents ourselves, we definitely understand that position. Knowing how important your priorities are to you, we provide the highest level of attention and detail to your case and work with you to achieve the best possible outcome for you and your children. We provide compassionate representation, that listens to and understands your goals, to help you protect what you value most.

Our divorce lawyers in Omaha understand that your family is the most personal thing in your life, and family is our business. We ensure that we are listening to, and hearing your goals and needs. Nothing is more personal than what you will share with your divorce attorney in this difficult time, and rest assured what you share with us will remain in the strictest of confidence. All information you provide us is strictly confidential, and you can trust us to maintain that confidentiality.

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The Goosmann Difference, Call Today

As a business focused law firm, we understand business. This gives us a unique advantage in helping you protect your financial future. If you’re concerned about asset preservation during your divorce or family law matter, we are here to protect you, your family, and what you’ve worked so hard to build.

When you hire Goosmann Law Firm for your divorce and family law needs, you have the added benefit of an entire team behind you. Because you hired a full-service law firm, our team will work together to create the best strategy and outcome for your case. Our team includes moms, dads, grandmas, grandpas, aunts, uncles, litigators, business lawyers, divorce attorneys, banking lawyers, HR professionals, cyber lawyers, bilingual attorneys, and more. We have the skills and expertise necessary to help you accomplish your goals. We are real people who get life, business, and the law.

Call us today to schedule a consultation with one of our Omaha divorce attorneys or family lawyers!

What To Expect During Your Initial Consultation

​During your initial consultation, a Sioux City divorce attorney, Sioux Falls divorce lawyer, or Omaha divorce attorney will take the following steps to help protect your legal rights, gather the information necessary to help build your case strategy, and advise you on the various options in front of you.

We guide you through each step while listening to your needs and goals:

• Step 1 – Listen to the facts of your case and identify your goals.
• Step 2 – Inform you of your rights.
• Step 3 – Identify additional documents information or research that may be needed.
• Step 4 – Discuss time frames and potential outcomes of your case.
• Step 5 – Provide advice regarding important steps to take.
• Step 6 – Answer your questions about your case.
• Step 7 – Provide information regarding fees and costs.​

Family Law & Divorce Services We Offer in Omaha

Business Divorce

“I want to divorce my business partner.”

Whether you’re married to your business partner or not, a separation between partnerships can be both complicated and difficult. Our team of business attorneys helps make the process as seamless as possible. If you’re getting a divorce and you’re married to your business partner, our business attorneys team up with our Omaha divorce lawyers to sell your portion of the business, buy-out your partner, or dissolve the business. You will experience the benefits of hiring a full-service law firm while having an entire legal team behind you.

Contact us today to help with your business divorce.

Division of Marital Assets

“Will my spouse get 50% of all of the assets?”

Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota are “equitable distribution” jurisdictions. This means the marital property will be divided fairly between both parties. What does this really mean? It depends. In practice, it isn’t uncommon to see a distribution of marital assets and debts that is roughly equal (i.e. 50/50). However, the facts and circumstances of each case are unique, and in your situation a 50/50 split of assets may not be equitable. The divorce attorneys at Goosmann Law Firm will help you evaluate and assess the facts surrounding your particular situation, and will work with you to develop the appropriate plan to help protect your interests when it comes time to distribute the parties’ property.

Divorce

“I want to get a divorce but don’t know where to start.”

Divorce can be a draining, emotional, and unpleasant experience for many, and we get that. Divorce is a separation, an ending, and a beginning. Let our team help you through the divorce process from beginning to end. We will listen, protect you and your family, and help put you at ease during this difficult time. Our Sioux Falls divorce lawyer, Sioux City divorce attorney, and divorce lawyers in Omaha are your solid advocates.

If you want to get a divorce, but don’t know where to start, call us today. Secure as much information as you can concerning you and your spouse’s income, assets, debts and expenses, as well as your children and assess what type of custody/visitation arrangement will be best. Download our eBook on “Pre-Divorce Planning.”

Goosmann Law Firm works with individuals at all stages of a divorce, from the decision to file through trial and post-judgment requests for modification or enforcement of existing divorce orders. Our divorce attorneys handle matters related to child custody and visitation, child support, alimony and spousal support, and the division of marital assets and debts.

Find peace in a new beginning. Call our divorce attorneys today.

Download our eBooks –

• Pre-Divorce Planning: The 10 Things Clients Wish They Would Have Known
• 5 Things to Know During Pre-Divorce Planning

Child Custody & Visitation

“I want more time with my children. How do I modify my custody and/or visitation arrangement?”

This will ultimately require that you return to Court to pursue the modification you are seeking. The lawyers at Goosmann Law Firm can help you evaluate the various factors at play and give you an assessment as to the potential outcomes as to a subsequent action to modify custody and/or visitation. Goosmann Law Firm will help put your mind at ease working tirelessly to secure your rights to custody or visitation of your children or stepchildren. We will work with you to develop pro-active parenting plans and listen to your family’s needs and wishes.

If you are looking to change your custody and visitation, contact our family law team to help give you more time with your children.

Read Our Blogs

Separated Parents but Not Always Equal Parents – A Summary of Nebraska Child Custody Law

Can I Remove My Child from the State of Nebraska? A Summary of Nebraska Law

• Modification of Child Custody Orders in Nebraska – Do Not Ignore the Best Interests of the Child

Child Support Attorneys in Omaha

“My ex isn’t paying child support. What can I do?”

If you’re experiencing problems with your ex paying child support, our team of divorce attorneys can help resolve your child support issues. Our child support attorneys in Omaha understand the legal process in which child support can be increased and decreased based on the law. In Nebraska there are laws that protect you from bearing sole financial responsibility. Our Omaha child support attorneys will fight for the best possible outcome in your case.

Read Our Blogs

• Increasing or Reducing Child Support in Nebraska – A Brief Summary of Child Support Modification Law in Nebraska
• An Equal Duty to Financially Support Children in Nebraska – A Brief Summary of Nebraska Child Support Law

For more information, contact our Omaha child support lawyer today.

Modification

“How do I make changes to my child custody orders?”

Goosmann Law Firm represents people who need to make changes to their child support, child custody or visitation orders due to a change in circumstances. Because family law is a field that involves many facets, Goosmann Law Firm welcomes the opportunity to work with other non-legal professionals, including mediators, psychologists, CPAs, social workers, debt counselors, consultants, and paralegals.

Call us today to help you with your separation modifications.

Alimony / Spousal Support

“How can I end alimony?”

Spousal support, commonly called “alimony” is a stipend paid to a spouse in lieu of the other spouse’s legal obligation to provide support. Each state is different, but in Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota there is no specific formula to calculate the amount of spousal support appropriate in a particular case. The court will look at several factors to determine whether spousal support is appropriate, and if so, how much and for what duration. If you have questions about alimony or are looking to reevaluate your alimony ruling, contact our Sioux City divorce lawyer, Omaha divorce attorney, or Sioux Falls divorce lawyer today.

Read our blogs:

• Modification of Alimony in Nebraska – Answers to Your Frequently Asked Questions.
• Can I End Permanent Alimony (Spousal Support)

Assisted Reproductive Technologies - Surrogacy Laws

“My husband and I are experiencing infertility and looking into having a Gestational Carrier. What legal documents are needed for the gestational surrogacy process?”

At Goosmann Law we are lawyers but are also parents ourselves, and we’ve also experienced the gestational surrogacy process from our own first-hand experience. Paralegal Monica Colella was a gestational carrier and shares her personal story that changed her life as well as the family she helped by giving them one of the most wonderful gifts. Read her story here.

Goosmann Law Firm is excited to be practicing in this innovative area of law, assisted reproductive technology or gestational surrogacy law. Families who experience infertility often go through a roller-coaster ride of emotions, doctor visits, and medications. There are many couples who have trouble conceiving a pregnancy or are able to conceive, but experience fertility problems that prevent them from carrying a child of their own. In such cases, you may choose to use the services of a Gestational Carrier. A Gestational Carrier is a woman who becomes pregnant with the embryos of someone else and has no genetic link to the child she is carrying.

Our team of family law attorneys advises clients in this cutting-edge area of family law. We understand the ever-changing reproductive practices including those of gestational carriers. We advise on changing family needs and help navigate the laws and risks.

Contact our gestational surrogacy legal team today to help make your parenting dreams a reality.

Adoption

“I want to adopt a child. Where do I start?”

One of the most joyful and happiest of our legal practices, Goosmann attorneys help unite families through legal adoption. Our family law attorneys work with individuals and families who seek to establish legal rights as parents to adopted children, stepparent adoptions, adult adoptions, and those who are terminating their legal rights. If you’re considering adoption, call our adoption attorneys today to help make your family’s dream a reality while changing a child’s life forever.

Paternity Disputes

Goosmann Law Firm represents parties to paternity actions, whether for the family law purposes of child custody, child support, or visitation. Our Omaha family law attorneys are well-versed in this legal process and can advise you on the best options for you. In Omaha Nebraska, there are state laws that are designed to protect you as well as your child throughout a paternity dispute.

Don't hesitate to contact us for more information on how our team can help.

Pre-Marital Agreements / Prenups

“I’m getting married soon. Should I get a pre-nup?”

If you are planning on getting married and are either bringing significant assets into the marriage or have children from a previous marriage, you may want a prenuptial agreement to govern the disposition of property, should you divorce. Goosmann Law also advises on estate plans to manage the spouse’s elective share rights. Our attorneys can negotiate, review and draft the documents.

Contact us today to draft your pre-nup to meet your wishes and protect your assets.

Read our blog:

Better Late Than Never? Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements in Nebraska

Omaha Collaborative Divorce

Collaborative divorce is a process in which couples who are seeking to end their marriage work together with a team of professionals to reach a settlement without going to court. This approach aims to minimize conflict and promote cooperation and communication between the parties involved. The team typically includes attorneys, financial experts, and mental health professionals who are trained in collaborative law. They work together to address the various issues involved in the divorce, such as property division, child custody, and spousal support, in a respectful and constructive manner. Collaborative divorce can be a good option for couples who are willing to work together to find a solution that meets the needs and interests of both parties, and who want to avoid the emotional and financial costs of a court battle.

Divorce Mediation in Omaha

Divorce mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that can help couples reach a settlement in a divorce without going to court. At Goosmann Law Firm, our experienced mediators help clients navigate the mediation process with the goal of reaching a mutually acceptable agreement. During mediation, the parties meet with a neutral mediator who facilitates discussions and helps identify areas of agreement and disagreement. The mediator does not make decisions for the parties but rather helps them find common ground and reach a settlement that works for both parties. Mediation can be less expensive and less time-consuming than going to court, and it can also be less emotionally taxing for the parties involved. Our team of experienced divorce attorneys can help clients understand their legal rights and obligations during the mediation process and provide guidance and support throughout the process.

Contact Our Omaha Family Law Attorneys For A Consultation

If you're looking for a divorce attorney in Omaha, don't waste time and contact our team for a consultation today. We are professionals and understand how important these issues are to both your life and your family's life. Children need to be protected amidst a custody battle, and paternity disputes can be difficult. Beyond that, the ending of a marriage is emotional and difficult - even in the most civil of circumstances. We appreciate that you're trusting our family lawyers in Omaha, NE with your future and look forward to helping you.