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• Mary Kay's practice focuses on the mediation?of family law matters throughout Nebraska, including: divorce, parenting plans, custody, alimony, paternity, child support, and the modification and enforcement of domestic relations orders. Recognizing the destructive nature of litigation, Mary Kay focuses on resolving matters without the need for Court intervention. Mary Kay?has been approved by the Office of Dispute Resolution as a Parenting Act mediator and as?a Specialized Alternative Dispute Resolution mediator, which allows her to provide mediation services in cases involving domestic abuse.? Mary Kay assists couples who want to file for divorce without an attorney, but encourages?them to obtain legal?guidance and advice. ?

  Mary Kay represents clients before the Social Security Administration, who due to accident, illness or mental health challenges, are unable to maintain employment?because of?their disability. Mary Kay assists clients with their applications to obtain Social Security disability insurance benefits, social security income, child dependency benefits, and disabled widow/widower benefits.

  In addition, Mary Kay serves as special counsel to the Academic Rights and Responsibilities Committees at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and serves as general counsel for Region II Mental Health Services. Prior to returning to her home state of Nebraska, Mary Kay practiced in West Virginia where she was engaged in the private practice of law, served as Attorney for the City of Westover, and as a Commissioner on the City of Morgantown Building Commission. Mary Kay has been rated as an AV attorney, which is the highest rating granted,?by Martindale and Hubbel.

  Holding the belief that one should give back to their community and profession through public service, Mary Kay regularly volunteers in the community.

• Nebraska, 1992 West Virginia, 1986 Mississippi, 1985

• Nebraska Lawyers Trust Account Foundation, 2005 - Present (current board president) National Organization for Social Security Claimants' Representatives, 1998 - Present (Member) Nebraska State Bar Association-Alternative Dispute Resolution, Family Law and Women in Law Practice Sections, 1992 - Present (Member) Supreme Court State of Nebraska, 1992 - Present (Member) Heartland Mediators Association, 2009 - Present (Member) Nebraska Mediation Association, 2009 - Present (Founding Member) Nebraska Supreme Court Commission on Children in the Courts, 2006 - 2007 (Member) Lincoln/Lancaster Family Resource Center, 1996 - 1999 (Member-Board of Directors) Catholic Charities: Shelter of Victims of Abuse Task Force, 1994 - 1995 (Member) Voices for Children, 1992 - 1994 (Member) Robert Van Pelt American Inns of Court, 1995 - 1999

• University of Mississippi School of Law, Oxford, Mississippi, 1985J.D.Honors: Order of the Barristers Wayne State College, Wayne, Nebraska, 1978B.A.Major: Social Science and Secondary Education

• Mary Kay's practice focuses on the mediation and litigation of family law matters, including: parenting plans, divorce, custody, paternity, child support and the modification and enforcement of domestic relations orders. Recognizing the destructive nature of litigation, Mary Kay focuses on resolving matters without the need for Court intervention. Mary Kay is trained as a mediator and has been approved by the Office of Dispute Resolution as a Parenting Act mediator. She is also a Specialized Alternative Dispute Resolution mediator, which allows her to provide mediation services in cases involving domestic abuse.

  Mary Kay represents clients before the Social Security Administration, who due to accident, illness or mental health challenges, are unable to maintain employment?because of?their disability. Mary Kay assists clients with their applications to obtain Social Security disability insurance benefits, social security income, child dependency benefits, and disabled widow/widower benefits.

  In addition, Mary Kay serves as special counsel to the Academic Rights and Responsibilities Committee at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and serves as general counsel for Region II Mental Health Services. Prior to returning to her home state of Nebraska, Mary Kay practiced in West Virginia where she was engaged in the private practice of law, served as Attorney for the City of Westover, and as a Commissioner on the City of Morgantown Building Commission. Mary Kay?is rated as an AV attorney, the highest rating granted,?by Martindale and Hubbel.

  Holding the belief that one should give back to their community and profession through public service, Mary Kay regularly volunteers in the community.

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