Monday, March 24, 2014
NEBRASKA Part 45
A judge cannot give the mother custody just
because the judge thinks children belong with their mother. He cannot give the
father custody just because the father makes a lot more money than the mother.
The judge listens to all that is said at the hearing. This could include
reports from a psychologist. If the children are older (usually at least 12,
but the children may be younger), the judge might ask them with whom they wish
to live. After listening to everything, the judge must decide what is best for
the children. The activities of the parent are not always considered unless
they have an effect on the children. So, don't think you'll automatically lose
your children if you have had an extramarital affair. Be sure to talk to your
lawyer about it, however.
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