Paternity

I am a resident of Nebraska. My husband is working as a high-level officer in a multi-national company. His responsibilities require him to work overtime on a regular basis and he is paid handsomely for it. Our child support litigation is pending in the court. I want the court to consider his overtime income as a part of his total monthly income. What are the factors the court considers in determining whether working overtime is a regular part of employment?

000000000I am a resident of Nebraska. My child support litigation is pending in the court. I work in a factory and I work overtime daily for which I get paid extra. (overtime wages). Will the court take my overtime wages as part of my total monthly income in determining child support?

I am a resident of Nebraska. My parents are Indians. My father and mother married under Indian customs and settled in Nebraska before I was born. They have not solemnized their marriage under Nebraska law. They lived together as husband and wife according to the customs and manners of Indian life Can I be considered as a legitimate child in Nebraska?

I have a 10 year old daughter ive been married for 5 years my husband signed my daughters birth certificate. Another man wants a DNA test done but we dont want to do it. Can he go to court and get a court order for one? No my husband isnt her dad biologically but he has been in her life since she was 3 he is all she knows and thats how we want to keep it.

I live in Wyoming. I had voluntary signed an acknowledgment of paternity last month. Lately, my girlfriend and I have started fighting a lot, on many occasions she has even asked me to leave the house. Now I regret my decision of signing the acknowledgment. Can I revoke an acknowledgment of paternity even though I had signed it voluntarily?