Pursuant to Nebraska statute, if you are charged with a class 1 misdemeanor you can be subject up to one year imprisonment and a $1,000 fine or...

How old do I have to be to move out of my parents house without their consent ?

The age of majority is 19 years old in Nebraska. Until that time, parents have the authority and responsibility to determine where their child...

Do I need to provide my soon to be ex wife with our childs insurance information?

If you have a divorce action pending, you should retain your attorney. Generally the court orders the parties to provide a copy of a child's...

I have a pending CS case in arrears. My uncle falsified custody documents for my daughter to get state aid.

The statutes allow for a person to be ordered to pay child support to a caretaker when the child is in their household and receiving public...

Would it be possible to pay off a ticket, even though I’m over a year late?

You may be able to pay your fine at the Clerk's office or online. https://www.nebraska.gov/apps-courts-epayments/public/index If not, you may...

How do i break my lease for feeling unsafe?

"Feeling unsafe" is not enough to have grounds to break a lease, but depending on the facts of your situation, you may have grounds to terminate...

Where to file a small claims?

Landlord-tenant actions are generally filed where the rental is located. If neither the rental nor the other party is located in Nebraska, then...

Is it legal for someone to send private sexual video to others for revenge?

It is possible to file a court action to ask for a court order to specifically prevent the person from disclosing your private information further....

My ex girlfriend, the mother of my 2 boys just rec'd her papers that I am filing for full custody. She "beat" me to the daycare

I assume by "received papers" you are saying that the mother was served with your custody action. Once a party is served with a custody action,...

What are the next steps?

There is 60 day period to rescind a notarized acknowledgment of paternity. After that period of time has passed, you generally need a court order...