Second Judicial District Court, Nebraska Document Format Requirements

CRITICALCivil cases

The proposed order must be submitted in Microsoft Word format.

Counsel shall set forth in the body of the motion that he/she has had contact with the opposing party and that there is no objection by the same, and shall further submit via email (not e-file) to the Judge's baliff, a proposed order in Microsoft Word for the signature of the Judge.

CRITICAL

Non-impeaching, non-rebuttal documentary evidence must be presented to the court reporter before trial, marked for identification, submitted to the opposing party for inspection, and numbered consecutively.

All documentary evidence which is not impeaching or rebuttal in nature shall be presented to the court reporter prior to trial, marked for identification, and submitted to the opposing party for inspection. They shall be numbered consecutively.

CRITICAL

The notice of hearing must use bold print for the statement that the hearing will be held remotely.

The notice of hearing shall clearly state in bold print that the hearing will be held by remote technology.

WARNING

Applies to

Proposed temporary order

The proposed temporary order must be submitted in Microsoft Word format.

Counsel shall submit a proposed temporary order in Microsoft Word format.

WARNING

Email attachments submitted under this permission must be in Word format.

Subject to subsections (A) and (B) below, any unofficial correspondence with the court (letters, briefs, etc.) and all proposed documents (proposed settlement agreement, proposed decree, etc.) may be submitted to the court by counsel as an email attachment in Word format.

WARNING

Affidavits must use standard-sized font and margins.

All affidavits shall be submitted with standard-sized font and margins.

WARNING

Real estate must be described by legal description, not by street address.

Real estate shall be described by legal description as opposed to street address.