Ninth Judicial District Court, Nebraska Filing Timing and Cure Windows

Pretrial and post-trial motions or similar filings requiring a hearing must be filed before the hearing, unless waived by opposing counsel or otherwise ordered by the court.

Unless otherwise ordered by the court, all pretrial and post trial motions or similar filings which require a hearing shall be in writing and shall be filed prior to hearing unless waived by opposing counsel.

Criminal cases

Deadline

24 hours

The written waiver and plea must be filed at least 24 hours before the scheduled arraignment.

This waiver must be filed not less than 24 hours prior to the scheduled arraignment.

When the representation is complete, the lawyer must file a Certificate of Completion of Limited Representation within 10 days.

When the representation is complete, the lawyer shall file within 10 days a "Certificate of Completion of Limited Representation" with the court.

Property statement amendments or changes to stated values must be filed at least 10 days before trial, unless the parties agree or the court gives special permission.

(6) Amendments to property statements or values thereon shall not be permitted unless filed at least 10 days before trial, except by agreement of the parties or special permission of the court.

The proposed journal entry must be submitted to the court for signature within 14 days after the decision or order is announced.

The proposed journal entry shall be submitted to opposing counsel or party for approval as to form and content and then submitted to the court for its signature within 14 days after the decision or order is announced.

Under the proposed-plan option, the plan must be submitted to ODR at the stated email address at least three weeks before the pretrial hearing, and the party must await a successful disposition report.

(iv) Submit their proposed parenting plan to ODR at nsc.odr@nejudicial.gov at least 3 weeks prior to pretrial hearing for ODR to review for Parenting Act compliance and await a successful disposition report from ODR regarding their parenting plan.

Deadline

1 working days

Affidavits intended for the temporary hearing must be provided to the court at least one working day before the hearing.

All affidavits to be offered at the temporary hearing shall be provided to the court one (1) working day prior to the hearing.

The transcript must be prepared and filed with the district court clerk within 45 days after the deposit is paid.

(3) A transcript of the proceedings shall be prepared and filed with the clerk of the district court within forty-five (45) days of the deposit being paid. The court reporter preparing the transcript shall also submit an invoice for the cost of preparation to be paid from the deposit made by the litigant.

The defendant must file the completed property statement within 90 days after the complaint is filed.

(3) The defendant's completed property statement must be filed within 90 days after the filing of the complaint and a copy furnished to the plaintiff, if self-represented, or to the plaintiff's attorney of record.

When a motion is overruled and further pleading is required, the pleading must be filed within 10 days unless the court orders otherwise.

When a motion is overruled and a party is required to plead further, the pleading shall be filed within 10 days unless otherwise ordered by the court.

The order must require cause to be shown within 30 days after its entry as to why the case should not be dismissed for lack of prosecution.

An order shall then be entered requiring that cause be shown, within 30 days from entry of order, as to why said case should not be dismissed for lack of prosecution.

The party filing the action must file a property statement within 60 days after the complaint is filed.

(2) To avoid problems in identification of specific property, the party filing the action shall have 60 days from the date of filing of the complaint to prepare and file a property statement, furnishing a copy to the defendant, if self-represented, or to defendant's attorney of record.

Criminal cases

Informations must be filed within 10 days after the defendant is bound over for trial.

Informations shall be filed within 10 days after a defendant is bound over for trial.