Guardianship can be necessary to help a loved one who can no longer make decisions for themselves.  However, most do not want to see their loved ones have to enter into a guardianship to get their needs met. 

The Nebraska State Legislature is currently in session, and there are a number of bills related to family law.  Find below an overview of the bills that passed last session, the bills that will carry over and the new bills that have been introduced.

Owning and operating a private therapy practice can be a key to financial and professional independence and autonomy.  While you have control and autonomy, you may find that with this comes the price of taking care of everything.  You do not have to do it alone! 

Advance care and estate planning are for everyone and especially for those living outside of the traditional, heteronormative experience.

In Nebraska, we are experiencing changes to our minimum wage.  While the Federal minimum wage has not changed, the state minimum wage in Nebraska is now $10.50 per hour, having begun on January 1, 2023.  Nebraska’s state minimum wage will increase by $1.50 each year until 2026, when the minimum wage will reach $15.00 per hour.  This is a result of a ballot measure voted on by Nebraska voters in 2022.