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answered on Oct 28, 2025

If you are injured in the performance of your job, worker's compensation is generally your exclusive remedy.

If you want to quit your job because of bedbugs and were not harmed, I don't think it very likely that you have a viable cause of action against your employer. Without an... View More

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answered on Oct 5, 2025

Title VII and the Nebraska Fair Employment Practices Act protect employees from a hostile work environment, which includes sexual harassment even by customers as well as coworkers. They do not regulate employee conduct away the job and would not necessarily involve an employee... View More

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answered on Oct 2, 2025

Whenever a police officer has reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed, he may stop you and conduct a limited search for weapons if he believes you may be armed and dangerous. This is known as a Terry stop. If the officer develops probable cause during the encounter, he may arrest you... View More

It depends. A parent generally can withhold an allowance but still expect their child to do chores around the house. If the parents own a business and the teen is an actual employee, then the rules regarding safety and pay generally apply, with some exceptions. However, even in this situation,... View More

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answered on Sep 27, 2025

In general, the purpose of damages awarded in civil litigation is to place the plaintiff back in the position he (or she or it) would be in had the tort, breach of contract, etc., occurred. In short, they are remedial and not meant to be a winning lottery ticket. In theory, the purposes of any... View More

It all depends on the facts. Are you two living separate and apart or are you to residing together and sharing expenses? How long is the marriage? Did these funds that you removed accrue during the marriage? What did you do with the funds? How long has she known you removed the funds? What... View More

I agree with the other attorney, but wanted to add. If the child has been in the care of another for 5 years and you've had minimal contact, it would be very unusual for a judge just to terminate the guardianship and grant you custody, although it is possible under the right facts. It would... View More

It is generally unlawful to have a fake ID. Law enforcement generally are required to retain the fake ID and it would likely be a violation for law enforcement to return this contraband to you. If you push the issue, you may be cited for having the fake ID. You would want to talk with an... View More

No action is required, but he might not start paying if you don't take any action. If the other parent isn't following the Court's order, then you may need to take action if you want the court's assistance in forcing them to pay.

Contact your local child support... View More

One of the main factors is whether there was a breach on contract. If the job wasn't performed as specified then there may be a breach. The details of this matter. Did the customer choose this contractor and pay more as they had earlier availability than others? Do they have a special... View More

At 18 years old, you are not likely to be faced with charges related to sexually conduct due to her age. Most charges related to a contributing to the delinquency of a minor also end at age 18. You will still occasionally see things like a protection order request brought by a parent to try to... View More

One of the main factors is whether there was a breach on contract. If the job wasn't performed as specified then there may be a breach. The details of this matter. Did the customer choose this contractor and pay more as they had earlier availability than others? Do they have a special... View More

File a request for custody or parenting time. If you are married to the other parent, you would normally do this as part of a divorce action or a legal separation action. Once your action is filed and the other party is served, you can set for a temporary hearing to ask the Court to grant you... View More

While you can send subpoenas for information, we normally take care of a lot of this information gathering through other methods. We often send what are called Interrogatories and Request for Production of Documents to the other party. The other party than has about 30 days to return the... View More

You generally need a license to operate this type of game in your business. Further, if you are planning to include items other than stuffed animals and other toys, you are likely going to be subject to additional rules and regulations, especially if the items that you include are otherwise... View More

If you haven't already, you would need to check your court order to see what you were specifically sentenced to. The judge doesn't have to accept the plea deal or the recommended sentence agreed to by the prosecutor and defendant. Once you have reviewed the court order, you can then... View More

The Nebraska Supreme Court has put together a lot of information regarding Emancipation in Nebraska.

https://nebraskajudicial.gov/self-help/families-children/emancipation

The teen has to be financially independent from the parents and living separate and apart from the parents in... View More

Hello. You can find more information about the emancipation process here: https://nebraskajudicial.gov/self-help/families-children/emancipation

Note that if your parents won't agree, you will need a lawyer. Since most teenagers do not have sufficient funds for a lawyer, you will want... View More

You may have grounds to challenge the bill if your medical records and care notes confirm an annual physical was performed, as misbilling can constitute a breach of contract with your insurer and potentially violate state consumer protection laws. The alleged discussion of your care and billing... View More

When you buy a used car and sign a contract agreeing that the seller is giving you no warranties and it is being sold as is, it is generally difficult for the Court to find these terms of the written contract are void and find that the seller has a duty beyond the written contract. However,... View More