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The only information I found was that you can not have red or green lights visible directly in front, and you can not have flashing or amber lights. Does this mean I can have red mounted on the sides with blue as long as they are constantly on and not flashing or rotating?
answered on Nov 18, 2024
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 
It's to a tractor and the filing cabinet was sold to me (as is)
answered on May 9, 2024
Sometimes important documents get misplaced. Generally losing your title to a vehicle doesn't mean the person that finds the title now gets your vehicle. The person listed on the title of the vehicle is very likely still the legal title holder.
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answered on Dec 10, 2023
In the context of court proceedings in the United States, the term "time pay" usually refers to a type of arrangement regarding the payment of fines, fees, or court costs. This arrangement allows an individual to make payments over a specified period, rather than paying the entire amount... View More
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answered on Dec 10, 2023
In the context of court proceedings in the United States, the term "time pay" usually refers to a type of arrangement regarding the payment of fines, fees, or court costs. This arrangement allows an individual to make payments over a specified period, rather than paying the entire amount... View More
I have farm plates currently ony pickup and that is how it has been since I've gotten it. I haven't moved or nothing. I have chickens and move livestock very frequently but county keeps using the excuse that I need to own farm land in able to get farm plates
answered on Feb 16, 2023
Using the vehicle for moving livestock isn't the only qualification for having farm plates. Farm plates are available to other than just the owner of farm land. You will need to review the criteria for farm plates and see if you qualify. The rules have been modified over the years so it is... View More
It titled - and the bill of sale is gone. How can I get the car in my name? Not sure who she bought it from
answered on Dec 7, 2022
If this is a Douglas County matter, there is information provided online to assist with such transfers by the Douglas County Treasurer.
https://www.dctreasurer.org/motor-vehicles/titles/transfer-of-decedent-s-title
If the title owner of the vehicle is not clear, an action may need... View More
the state dept of cps in Nebraska is wrong for removing my children based off of a lie which I can prove it to be such with many forms of proof. Please help im helpless my kids are suffering if facts were revealed they had no reason for removal upon several.otjer issues at hand
answered on Jun 18, 2021
When a child is removed from a parent due to allegations of abuse or neglect, the parent will be appointed an attorney at the first hearing if they can't afford counsel. If you can't afford an attorney, you should request an attorney appointed and then speak with the attorney about your... View More
Im on probation and my out patient counsoler recommended me for intensive Outpatient Treatment because I missed a few classes I also missed one of those so she then in turn contacted my probate probation officer and told her that I need intensive outpatient treatment she's and made me go to a... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2020
If there is another treatment program that is a better fit and the person has been accepted into that program, then it is possible to transition a person from one program to the other. The person would want to coordinate with the probation officer to make sure they are also aware of the transfer... View More
I am researching a case, State v. Grutell (Stanton County) and I am wondering if 60-6,108 (Nebraska) would be applicable here.
answered on Jan 30, 2020
If you are looking for case law regarding the interaction between Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,108 and DUI's in Nebraska, you may want to read State v. Pester, 294 Neb. 995 (2016).
I'm not sure which topic it falls under except state or government laws
answered on Aug 12, 2019
In Nebraska, you have 30 days from the date of purchase to register your vehicle and pay sales tax. You need to have insurance on your vehicle before you drive off the dealership lot.
Apparently being pro se and trying to rescedule court on further hearing activated a warrant and upon my arrest it was without my appearance a bond was set two days later but i wasnt notified in jail for 6 days. Originally out on own recognance, seems it was staged for cash bond
answered on Jul 24, 2019
There isn't enough information to answer. It could be. It is common for a party to sign a paper with the next hearing date when released. Sometimes people don't even remember or really notice the hearing date when they sign this. This isn't mandatory and there are also other ways... View More
answered on Aug 2, 2017
While there is no set time limit, unless the party is in custody delays of months would likely be acceptable. The forcing the court to rule is not an real option since it will likely result in a denial by the court. The defense cannot even appeal the ruling until the defendant has been sentenced.
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