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We know that legal action can sometimes be overwhelming. We are dedicated to providing you help in language that you can understand. If you don't feel like you understand your options, just ask, and we will work to find an explanation that works for you.
A Focus on Results
The first step is for us to work with you and come up with a plan to get the results you need. Through our understanding of the law and your understanding of the circumstances, we will craft a path to success.
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Divorce and Family Law
When you are facing a divorce or custody proceeding , you need to know what your rights and options are under the law. An experienced family law attorney can help you understand know how the law protects you and advise you on the approach that will yield the most favorable results.
At Family & Juvenile Law Omaha, Anita L. Mayo, PC, LLO, we are committed to helping Nebraska families find workable solutions to their legal issues.
Know your Rights. Know your Options.
Divorce can involve strong emotions. For many people, it is difficult to focus on the legal aspects of a divorce when they are facing family turmoil.
An experienced divorce lawyer can help you understand your rights and options while working hard to efficiently navigate your case toward a favorable result.
Handling All Types of Family Law Cases
As a full-service law firm, we have the capacity to handle cases at all levels of complexity, and the ancillary issues that arise with them, such as property division, child support, paternity, and child support.
We serve Omaha, Bellevue, Plattsmouth, Gretna, Fremont, Lincoln, Elkhorn, Offut Air Force Base, Blair, Douglas County, Sarpy County, Cass County, Saunders County, Dodge County, and Washington County.
When planning to visit a family law attorney for a dissolution.
If you have already been served with the Complaint for Dissolution, Complaint to Establish Paternity
If you have already been served with the Complaint for Dissolution, Complaint to Establish Paternity
When planning to visit a family law attorney for a dissolution, your first step should be to gather important documents such as mortgage statements, credit card bills, auto loan statements, retirement and health insurance statements, and any other documents that are relevant to marital property and debts.
If you have already been served with the Complaint for Dissolution, Complaint to Establish Paternity
If you have already been served with the Complaint for Dissolution, Complaint to Establish Paternity
If you have already been served with the Complaint for Dissolution, Complaint to Establish Paternity
If you have already been served with the Complaint to start the legal proceeding, provide that to the attorney as well.
Even if you have not yet been served by Sheriff with the documents and only received them by mail, we can assist in entering a Voluntary Appearance to avoid the necessity of being served by law enforcement.
During each phase of your case.
During each phase of your case.
During each phase of your case.
During each phase of your case, we attempt to reach a settlement that reflects your best interests, and the best interests of your children. However, if reaching a settlement proves to be impossible, we will proceed to Trial.
Trial phase
During each phase of your case.
During each phase of your case.
To prepare for Trial or obtain information in your case, we undertake a Discovery process in which we gather evidence (documents and information) from the other party to the case with the goal of building and telling your side of the issue at hand.
About Us
Anita L. Mayo
Our Firm's owner, Anita L. Mayo, has been practicing family law for more than 29 years. Anita will take on your case with a thoughtful, caring, and analytical approach.
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