Nebraska Legal Aid put together a handbook with some of the more common questions for landlords and tenants in Nebraska. Some of the information is now a little data but it still has a lot of good information and resources.... View More

Below is a statute that addresses some of the restrictions on the lights. Depending on where you drive, there are also other ordinances and laws that apply.

https://nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php?statute=60-6,225

If you review to the below, it has some of the more... View More

The statute of limitations to establish paternity in Nebraska is 4 years old. If you have a relationship with the child, you can file outside of the 4 year statute of limitations as the "next friend." For example, if your child lives with you but you never added your name to the birth... View More

If the protection order is against him and he violated it, then you can contact law enforcement and make a police report. Depending on the contact, the prosecutor may file criminal charges against him for violating the protection order based on your report.

If you were the one served with... View More

It is common for each party to claim the other party didn't follow the terms of the agreement. If an action is brought against one party, it is very common for that party to file a counter complaint stating the ways that the other party didn't follow the agreement. You would want to... View More

You can contract with another person to agree to pay something for the other. If one person doesn't follow through on their end of the agreement, you may bring an action against them for breach of the terms of the contract. It doesn't have to be a written contract, but it is easier to... View More

Unfortunately, some careers have a greater risk of physical injuries than others. Generally, injuries that were caused within the line of work are compensated under workers' compensation. If you were injured at work, you should speak with a workers' compensation attorney to see if your... View More

Generally, a parent can take a child's cell phone. This includes as part of a disciplinary measure or if the parent wants to limit or prohibit cell phone or social media use.

Almost every school now has a school counselor available to students to help talk about issues they are... View More

Put up a Beware of Dog sign. Talk with your neighbor and let them know that your dog is not friendly and that they shouldn't let their dog come into your yard or try to get through your fence into your yard. Depending on your level of concern and the power of your dog, you could put up mesh... View More

You should contact the storage unit company and report the damage. Once aware of the problem, they will need to take reasonable steps to try to remedy the situation so that further infestation isn't occurring in their units. This could be things like spraying or rat traps, if they... View More

It depends why the child was removed. Often the fastest way to get a child back is to remedy whatever the alleged concern was that led to the removal. If you are not the legal parent, then you may additionally have to prove that the legal parents are not fit. The preferred placement under the... View More

When an ex parte order is granted, the Court gives you an opportunity to show your evidence and refute their evidence relatively quickly. Technically the hearing must be set within 10 days of the ex parte order being granted. You will need to present your evidence at that hearing to provide proof... View More

If there is joint legal custody, then both parties have some say. Most orders include language about making sure the child care is reasonable and necessary. Thus, you generally don't have to choose the cheapest child case but you also can't choose a child care that costs what is beyond... View More

It isn't clear exactly how the parties are related to you here. However, generally you can send a demand letter setting forth your request for compensation. If that doesn't get a response, you may need to file a legal action for the damages. Keep in mind that some of the statute of... View More

This depends in part on the terms of your contract. Further, the answer depends if you are legally considered an employee or a contractor.

If you are an employee, you can bring an action under the Nebraska Wage Payment and Collection Act, which starts at Nebraska Revised Statute 48-1228.... View More

Most adoption cases are wrapped up within a number of months. Even cases that go to trial and go up on appeal are generally resolved in a matter of years. Thus, something isn't adding up if you hired an attorney in 2019 and the adoption case isn't finalized by now.

If you are... View More

Nebraska statute section 30-3203 describes how the estate passes when an unmarried person dies without a will.

Neb. Rev. Stat. Section 30-3202 states in part: "The part of the intestate estate not passing to the surviving spouse under section 30-2302, or the entire intestate estate... View More

From what you describe, it sounds like you need to file a custody action asap. This is a type of civil action. The longer you wait to file the action, the harder your case becomes. When you file your custody action, then the Judge gets to decide who should have custody of the child. A... View More

Not necessarily. It isn't an automatic dismissal for not having your rights read. However, under the facts you describe, you may have a valid motion to suppress. Further, if you didn't pass the point of sale, you may be able to get your charges dismissed, depending on the overall facts... View More

You may be able to bring a case for grandparent visitation rights.

It would be your burden to prove by "clear and convincing evidence" that you had a significant beneficial relationship with the child. You would also have to should that it is in the child's best interests... View More