answered on Oct 30, 2023
As far as I know, there isn't a form for this. This is something that you would have to draft on your own or hire an attorney to draft for you. If you are looking to register a custody order in the State of Nebraska, Nebraska Rev. Statute Section 43-1252 has some information regarding the... View More 
The neighbor a mean old lady has been hassing me I complained to my manager at the apartment but she said she's lived here 5 yrs and she doesn't believe me I sent her an email she did nothing then when I went to office to complain she basically said I was a liar well Friday my package was... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2023
Legal Aid of Nebraska put together a handbook to help tenants better understand their rights. Some of the info may now be out of date, but this may be a good place for you to start.
https://www.legalaidofnebraska.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/2021-LLT-Handbook-1.pdf
The friend pays taxes for property for rent. I thought it was in his name. Its in ex's name. do I need to be concern?
answered on Oct 10, 2023
How does the Decree state to divide the property? It would be unusual, but possible, for the parties to remain owners of the property post-Decree without a plan to separate the real estate. However, usually your divorce decree will state either that the property is sold and proceeds divided in... View More
Do I contact an attorney in California or Nebraska? And can I do this from California.? Also is it an expensive process? I just miss my granddaughters so I need help.
answered on Oct 3, 2023
Generally the action is filed in the county where the children are residing, assuming that they live in the county that has jurisdiction over them (which is likely). You generally contact an attorney that is licensed where you want/need to file the court action. It is usually filed by filing a... View More
Grand kids and I am very close to the oldest because I practically raised her the first 6 years. We used to face time every night then it just stopped and my daughter won’t tell me why. It’s hurting me and I’m sure my grand daughter. Can I take her to court for visitation and phone contact?
answered on Oct 3, 2023
Yes, we do have a cause of action for grandparent visitation rights in Nebraska. One factor is the strength of the relationship between the child and grandparent. Thus, you don't want to go too long without consistent contact with the grandchild or the Court may become less likely to grant... View More
I am getting divorce do I have to split. I bought home during marriage but all the house was paid for with my home sale.
answered on Oct 3, 2023
Generally, property that was purchased in the marriage is marital. However, if a pre-marital asset or pre-marital funds were used to purchase the property during the marriage, then that part of the property may be a pre-marital asset. The burden is on the spouse arguing that the asset is... View More
They both have legal custodial and physical custody with the father having 4 out of 7 days giving him primary custodial care. He went to jail for domestic violence against his girlfriend and 4 accounts of misdemeanors for the children. His mom is there now and we think she is trying to get... View More
answered on Sep 22, 2023
The first question when dealing with interstate issues is usually jurisdiction. Generally, the Court that entered the original order is the Court that continues to handle the custody case until both parents have moved from that state. Thus, if the order was issued in State A and there is at least... View More
Our son has lived with me in one state for 3 years and my ex lives out of state. He is now asking for primary custody and wants to move son out of state. Son is doing incredible well here and always lived with me. What are the chances a judge would change to allow exp primary? These is no reason... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2023
The parent would have to prove that there is a material change in circumstances and that it is in the minor child's best interests to change custody. Generally, if a child is doing incredibly well, then the parent asking to change custody to move out-of-state may have an uphill battle to... View More
The towing company is costing me $232.25. This is unacceptable. Can I sue and reclaim my property?
answered on Sep 20, 2023
You could try and you might be successful. You could challenge whether it was on the line or not. However, if a Court believes that your vehicle was parked in such a way that it was taking up two parking spots, then it would be unlikely that the Court would order the landlord to repay you for the... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2023
Yes, on some things, the judge can move forward on a criminal case even if the defendant does not understand. For example, if a party says they don't understand the charge, the Court can appoint a public defender to help the person understand the charges. If the person is believed to be... View More
So I moved out of my apartment with my brother and provided more than ample written notice with my landlord per they require. They accepted the notice and we vacated the apartment. We paid our rent and specifically stated in our move out notice that if we move out prior to the end of the month we... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2023
You generally can't hold someone's mail because you believe that person owes you money. Tampering with someone's mail sent via USPS can come with stiff consequences under federal law. If you believe someone is holding or opening your mail illegally, you may want to contact your... View More
My parents have a classic car that mechanic was supposed to work on in his free time with parts my dad supplied. That was 8 years ago!!!!!! Now the car is in this jokers home drive way in the elements!!! My parents are afraid what they owe him. I say, "NOTHING!!!!
answered on Sep 20, 2023
If the parties had an agreement to perform work for compensation, then they have a contract. If one party (or both parties) believes the other party failed in performing their side of the contract, then they can file a court action for breach of contract. Depending on the specific circumstances,... View More
Guardianship for the bank sent me over the reliant card with a child support on it I'm not sure what to do so is he now and my custody
answered on Sep 20, 2023
If you want to terminate the guardianship and the child is still a minor under Nebraska law, then you need to file an action with the Court to ask to terminate the guardianship. If no party is objecting, then the Court may be likely enter an order to terminate the guardianship case and thus... View More
Went off to college so is that now mean that I have custody of him now because they sent the ReliaCard to me I don't know what to do
answered on Sep 20, 2023
If you want to terminate the guardianship and the child is still a minor under Nebraska law, then you need to file an action with the Court to ask to terminate the guardianship. If no party is objecting, then the Court may be likely enter an order to terminate the guardianship case and thus... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2023
Not necessarily. There are ethic rules that require an attorney to withdraw in certain situations, such as if there is a conflict of interest. Some conflicts are no-brainers. For example, you can't draft a contract for one party and then be hired by the opposing party later in a breach of... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2023
I generally agree with the other attorney.
Also, if you are not happy with the legal services you are currently receiving, it may be time to hire a different attorney.
Keep in mind that the court action includes a discovery process. It is possible that the attorney is waiting to... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2023
I agree with the other attorney.
However, your citation doesn't receive a court case number until the prosecutor actually files the charge with the court. In the Omaha-area, the prosecutors often don't file the court case until a couple of days prior to the hearing date. On a... View More
How do I fill out the affidavit to obtain termination of child support. He joined the military, and his mother has agreed to terminate the support. I only have 4 boxes to check, he died, he got married, he's 19, and the child has been emancipated by court order form ______. None of these fit... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2023
You aren't required to use a specific form to make this request. Many of the forms available on the court's website do allow you to handwrite changes to match your situation. That may be a possibilty here if your court will accept it with a handwritten change. If they won't and... View More
The resident in question takes up 3 spaces,only giving me one . I missed a family event because I had no parking for them what can I do?
answered on Aug 30, 2023
If you have a right to two parking spaces as part of your rental agreement, then you may need to pursue the issue further with your landlord if you are not receiving the value of your rental agreement due to the continued use of your space by another tenant. What your rights are depend in part of... View More
I'd file myself but can't afford. Would need to win the lottery or take out a loan. Wish someone would listen to them and just do whatever they would like. Kids being happy is all that matters to me.
answered on Aug 30, 2023
In Nebraska, if a parent wants to modify the current custody order, the parent can file a complaint to modify. You are not required to have an attorney to file the complaint to modify. There is information and some forms on the Nebraska Supreme Court's website if a parent wants to try to... View More
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