Seventh Judicial District Court, Nebraska Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
1 rule from official source documents
Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
Civil cases
In covered domestic relations actions without a timely stipulated parenting plan, parties must participate in mediation or specialized alternative dispute resolution, and no final hearing or trial may be held until mediation has been attempted, subject to the stated statutory exception.
Except as provided by § 43-2937(4), all parties to a domestic relations action involving child custody, child support, parenting time, visitation or other access, or removal from the jurisdiction of the court, including original actions or modifications, who have not submitted a stipulated parenting plan to the court by the date of the pretrial conference, or in the event there is no pretrial conference, by the date of the final hearing/trial shall be required to participate in mediation or specialized alternative dispute resolution in an effort to complete a stipulated parenting plan, and no final hearing/trial will be held until mediation has been attempted in accordance with §§ 43-2937(3) and 43-2939(6).
Does Seventh Judicial District Court, Nebraska require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
In covered domestic relations actions without a timely stipulated parenting plan, parties must participate in mediation or specialized alternative dispute resolution, and no final hearing or trial may be held until mediation has been attempted, subject to the stated statutory exception.
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