Official birth and death certificates from July 1, 1911, and marriage certificates from May 1, 1913, are available from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, Office of Vital Statistics, 1000 SW Jackson St., Suite 120, Topeka, Kansas 66612-2221; 785-296-1400, FAX 785-296-8075. Access to these records is restricted in Kansas.”

that covers child custody, and it impacts every part of the custody proceeding. Here are some of the guidelines found in the Nebraska revised statutes that affect the

visitation schedule.

The first step to creating a custody schedule is to decide which parent the child will live with. This parent is often referred to as the custodial parent. Sometimes a

mother or father thinks they will get custody of the child merely because they are the mother or father. This is not the case in Nebraska. Section 364 Part 2 explains

clearly that the state does not give preference to either parent based on gender. Each parent has an equal right to custody of the child.

The standard that the state uses in determining custody decisions, including decisions about the visitation schedule, is what is best for the child. Thus, as parents try to

figure out the custodial parent, they should think about the needs of the child and how they can create a schedule to meet those needs. Part 3 of Section 364 says that

parents can agree to have joint legal custody, joint physical custody, or both if it is in the child’s best interest. So, a mother and father should look at the situation and

decide if joint custody is right for the child.

Some of the other factors that Section 364 lists that parents should consider when making the custody schedule are: the relationship of the child to each parent; the

desires and wishes of the child; the general health, welfare, and social behavior of the child; and if there has been any history of abuse in the family. The court will look

at these factors when determining if a schedule benefits the child.

It is easy to visualize the Old West in the land of Nebraska. This is the territory of the Pony Express, the Overland Stage, Boot Hill, the Oregon and Mormon Trails. This is where the mighty Missouri flows, and where the Sioux and the Omaha have flourished. This is where historical figures, like Crazy Horse and Chief Red Cloud, Walter Reed, and Lewis and Clark played out the early history of the American West. The stagecoaches and steam locomotives may be gone today, but the days of trappers and traders, of pioneers and explorers, remain in the spirit of Nebraska.

Nebraska has a reputation of being a flat, monotonous region of farm and ranch land, but this stereotype has come from the many people who drive across Nebraska on the Interstate 80 corridor to the Platte River valley. Those who venture off this heavily travelled road discover that Nebraska does have a subtle, wide open beauty that is all its own.

The vast majority of Nebraskans speak American English with a neutral Standard Midwestern accent. In some rural areas of the state, people speak with a slight accent best described as country twang, this accent is also easy to understand. A past Nebraska slogan was The Beef State, and much of Nebraskas cuisine can still be best described as meat and potatoes. Stop in any Nebraska city or town and you will be likely to find low cost, high quality, home cooked dining options. Nebraskas cuisine has been influenced by the numerous immigrant groups that have settled in the state, for example, you will find German and Scandinavian dishes in the northeast, Czech meals in some areas, and numerous Italian restaurants in Omaha.

If you are dating in Nebraska, you can go to Fun Plex. This is the largest water park in the state of Nebraska. It has a lot of games that you and your loved one can play. These games can be played on the water or the land. You and your date can go for a typhoon water slide or you can ride on the waves of the ocean. You can also have a ride on the Carousel. If you do not like the water much you can go cart tracking and still enjoy your time at this park. Another park you can go to while in Nebraska is the Eugene T Mahoney State Park. While in this park you can do activities like fishing and horse riding. You can also make a stop in Freedom Park and see their training submarine, an amphibious landing ship and the world war 11 minesweeper.

While dating in Nebraska, visit the various museums they have to see what are displayed inside. The Museum of Nebraska History a lot to offer in terms of the history of the people of Nebraska. You will enjoy listening to the history of this great state and the people who used to live here. You will also come to understand their culture and get to know how they do things. This museum also has great artifacts that you can go to see. You should also visit the Durham Western Heritage museum which has great train exhibits and old passengers cars.

The Carhenge is also some thing of interest you can go to see while dating in Nebraska. It has great mystical alignment of stones that you can go and wonder how they were arranged and how beautiful they look like. You can also go and contribute to the maintenance of this place and its preservation if you love art and nature. You can also go and visit the Henry Doorly zoo where you can see the sharks and other water animals through a glass. You will also be able to see a lot of birds while you are in this zoo. Its a great place to go to feel peaceful, fun and joy all at the same time.