Kotik & McClure, Attorneys at Law, LLC

05/17/2025

Congratulations to our employee, Dylan, on finishing his first year of college at UNL! We are so proud of you!

05/17/2025

Congratulations to our wonderful employee, Katy, on her graduation from UNL! We are so proud of you!!

04/15/2024

Adoptions are our favorite! Especially when it is family! Congratulations to the Gibson family (Steffanie's sister-in-law and brother-in-law) and the adoption of their beautiful daughter Ava!

03/09/2023

Happy International Women's Day. Today we celebrate all the women and especially the women in our office who work hard everyday to make sure that our clients needs are being met!

03/04/2023

You're not alone if you fear divorce. A few tips will help.

03/04/2023

Going through a divorce is a very difficult thing. We understand that you will have many fears and questions, but are always here to help you walk through those questions and hope to help elevate some of the fear.

You're not alone if you fear divorce. A few tips will help.

01/06/2023

We are a proud donor of LNW High School!

💥💥 DONOR HIGHLIGHT💥💥

It’s the weekend, which means it’s time to spotlight some of our amazing donors!!

A HUGE shootout to Kotik & McClure, Attorneys at Law, LLC for all of their donations (both monetary and raffle items), but also their valuable time (volunteering for activities and the Athletic Booster Board).

We couldn’t do what we do without you!!

12/31/2022

Thank you to all of our clients for making 2022 such a wonderful year. We are excited to see what 2023 brings. We wish all of you a Happy and Safe New Year!

We will be closed until Tuesday, January 3, 2023!

12/30/2022

Your divorce is final, now what do you need to do to make sure your finances are in order? This article has some great advice to make sure your financial health is in order!

Here are 21 divorce financial tips you must follow if you are getting a divorce or if your divorce is already final.

12/29/2022

When two people separate is is really difficult for so many individuals in their circle, but the one thing that should never be done is putting the children in the middle in an effort to affect their relationship with the other parent. Here is an article that discusses how damaging that can be for the children!

Parental alienation occurs when a child refuses to have a relationship with a parent due to manipulation, such as the conveying of exaggerated or false information, by the other parent. The situation most often arises during a divorce or custody battle but it can happen in intact families as well.