Court Rules

First Judicial District Court, Nebraska Filing Fees and Waivers

1 rule from official source documents

Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.

Civil cases

If the Court appoints a guardian ad litem or attorney for a minor, it may order the parties to deposit fees with the Court; absent a specified deadline, payment is due within 20 days, and indigent parties may apply for a waiver.

If an issue concerning custody of a minor child exists, the Court may appoint a guardian ad litem/attorney for the minor(s). In such event, the Court will order an initial deposit of fees to be paid by the parties into the Court within a specified time period. If no time period is specified by the Court, it shall be 20 days. Initial fees shall be allocated between the parties in the discretion of the Court, subject to modification and the assessment of additional fees at the time of the final hearing. Those claiming indigent status may apply to the Court for a waiver of such fee assessment.

Common questions about First Judicial District Court, Nebraska filing fees and waivers rules

Are filing fees or waivers addressed in First Judicial District Court, Nebraska?

A fee is required for covered filings, and the rule identifies waiver availability. If the Court appoints a guardian ad litem or attorney for a minor, it may order the parties to deposit fees with the Court; absent a specified deadline, payment is due within 20 days, and indigent parties may apply for a waiver.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 1, section D. Contested Custody