Judge Ryan S. Post

Applies to

Motion to set for trial

A motion to set for trial in a custody or parenting-time case must state that the moving party completed the required parenting class and filed its completion certificate, or state the basis for requesting a waiver.

Applies to

Motion to set for trial

A motion seeking a trial date must state that mediation was completed unsuccessfully, or state the basis for requesting a mediation waiver.

Applies to

Pretrial memorandum

Each party must bring a completed Pretrial Memorandum to the hearing on the motion to set for trial.

Either party may file a motion to set the case for trial after the defendant files a Voluntary Appearance or Answer, or after answer day passes without a response.

however, no amendment may be made to a Pretrial Memorandum 5 or less days prior to trial without consent of the other party or leave of the court.

A party must file any exception within 14 days of the date of the referee's Findings and Recommendations.

For a remote proceeding, a party offering exhibits must provide them to court reporting personnel and all opposing parties timely before the hearing, unless otherwise provided by law.

Notice of a hearing must be served at least three full days before the hearing, using any method permitted by the Supreme Court rules.

For a qualifying motion under Nebraska pleading rule 6-1112(b)(6) that requires evidence beyond the pleadings, the moving party must notify the opposing party of that intention and the parties must follow summary-judgment procedures.

Temporary-order hearings are heard on affidavits only unless the court orders otherwise.

The parties must offer evidence at the final hearing or trial in the format of Exhibit 1, Appendix Form 7.

Format

PDF

Exhibits must be in PDF format unless court reporting personnel approve another format in advance.