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ACW Law Recognized as a 2025 Lincoln Award Winner for Family Law
ACW Law is proud to announce that the firm has been named a BEST of 2025 Lincoln Award Winner in the Family Law Attorney category, an honor recognizing excellence in client satisfaction and service.
ACW LAW Recognized in the 2026 Best Law Firms Rankings
We are pleased to announce that ACW LAW has been recognized for excellence in the 2026 edition of the Best Law Firms rankings
What Happens When One Spouse Hides Assets During Divorce?
Going through a divorce can be challenging, but when you learn that your spouse is hiding assets, it can make it even more distressing. If you suspect your spouse is not being truthful about their finances, seeking legal help is a vital step toward protecting your future.
What Are the Legal Grounds for Appealing a Family Court Decision?
Family law cases can be emotionally charged and highly contentious. From custody disputes to division of assets, decisions made by family court judges significantly affect the lives of those involved. However, not all decisions made by a family court are final.
ACW LAW Celebrates Our Rise Award Winner
Ashton E. Koch, a law clerk who has accepted a position with the firm as an attorney upon being sworn in, has been selected to receive the Nebraska State Bar Association Rise Award at the Association's Annual Meeting this October.
Martinez Best Lawyers 2026
At ACW LAW, our mission has always been clear: to guide families through some of life’s most challenging moments with wisdom, integrity, and optimism.
ACW LAW Attorneys Shine in Super Lawyers® 2025 Selections!
We’re thrilled to celebrate the exceptional achievements of our team
Celebrating 125 Years of the Nebraska State Bar Association: Honoring the Rule of Law and Those Who Uphold It
This year, the Nebraska State Bar Association celebrates 125 years of service to the legal profession and the people of Nebraska.
Committed to Giving Back
At ACW Law, we believe in making a difference beyond our legal practice. Each year, we dedicate ourselves to four public service projects that support our community.
Splitting Time with Divorced Parents
Divorce is usually an emotional and overwhelming experience, moreso when children are involved. When it comes to deciding custody and parental visitation, splitting time between parents in a way that serves the best interests of the child while complying with Nebraska law can often be challenging.
