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Nebraska child custody laws

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Deciding on the responsibility of childcare after dissolution of marriage is pretty crucial.

In Nebraska child custody laws physical and legal custody coupled with the visitation rights are included in determining the child custody.

  • The judges of Family courts in Nebraska are supposed to determine the custody by considering the best interests of the child.
  • There is no gender bias in determining the custody and visitation.
  • If a physical custody is awarded, then the parents hold a right to live with, supervise and care for the child.
  • If there is a legal custody, then the parents hold a right to make important decisions regarding the child.
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