No Fault Divorce: A Re-examination of Nebraska Law

Authors

Samuel Van Pelt, Third Judicial District of NebraskaFollow

Abstract

Nebraska lawyers and judges have now had approximately two and a half years' experience under the no-fault divorce law.

I. Introduction

II. Pre-Trial Proceedings … A. Application for Temporary Support and Fees … B. Temporary Custody … C. Exclusion from the Premises

III. Dissolution Trial … A. Uncontested Cases … B. Contested Cases … 1. Division of Property and Alimony … 2. Custody and Support of Minors

IV. Post-Decretal Proceedings … A. Petitions to Modify … B. Contempt Proceedings … C. Wage Earner Deductions, Support Accounting, and Temporary Support

V. Conclusion

Recommended Citation

Samuel Van Pelt, No Fault Divorce: A Re-examination of Nebraska Law, 54 Neb. L. Rev. 27 (1975)
Available at: https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/nlr/vol54/iss1/3