It is ultimately up to the prosecutor whether a criminal case is filed or not. You can't file a criminal action on your own. That being said, you can possibly file a civil action for damages, such as for wrongful death. You would likely need to hire an attorney to assist you with filing such.

If you have a divorce action pending in Nebraska, the final divorce decree can restore your maiden name.

If your divorce is already finalized and the Decree doesn't include the restoration of your maiden name, then you will likely need to file a name change action in the county that... View More

A failure to appear under Neb. Rev. Stat. 29-426 can be punished with up to a fine of $500 and up to 3 months in jail. There is no mandatory minimum and this type of charge may be dropped as part of an overall plea deal.

If you believe you found evidence of a crime, you may want to contact law enforcement and turn over the evidence.

When a person dies without a will, the state's statutes apply to determine who is awarded the possessions of the deceased. Generally speaking the state's statutes state that the deceased's possessions go to specified family members. For example, this could be the deceased's... View More

There is way too much personal information for a general posting board like this. You should take your question down.

If you think someone in Virginia may have stole from you or your brother, you may want to contact the local law enforcement in Virginia to make a police report.

Not sure what your question is.

Neb Rev Stat 42-108 includes clerk magistrates as those authorized to perform a marriage ceremony.

I am sorry to hear. You should speak with an estate planning attorney to plan the best way to do this, as well as to have a health care power of attorney and property power of attorney prepared for you.

When a person dies without a will, then statutory laws apply to determine who takes the estate. You would want to contact a probate attorney for assistance.

An adult can be charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor or similar charges even if they are not at risk of statutory rape charges.

Sometimes you will see a divorce decree that gives the wife the ability to restore her maiden name. In such a case, the wife after the divorce has the option to use the decree to have her named changed back to her maiden name. If she doesn't do so within a relatively short period of time... View More

The Constitution protects freedoms including freedoms in parents raising their own children. Thus, it is legal and Constitutionally-protected for parents to allow their children to engage in activities that other people may not find safe enough for their own children. On the other hand, when an... View More

If a person is in fear of another person, one way a person can seek protection through the legal system is to file a protection order against the person. Often you can obtain the forms to file for a protection order at the county courthouse.

If a person is in true fear for their life, other... View More

No. It's his as much as it is yours, presently, apparently. Is there something in your divorce decree to that effect?

You have been arrested. It is time to hire a private criminal defense attorney to represent you for the charges.

If you believe that a crime has been committed, you have to call the police.

This question has been sitting here for a number of months. Perhaps a local attorney who you set up a face to face conference with can answer it with a little bit of research.

Do you have an answer to this question by now?

Probably not.