Tenth Judicial District Court, Nebraska Filing Timing and Cure Windows

Deadline

3 business days

If responsive affidavits are required, the court must receive them within three business days after the hearing.

If responsive affidavits are required, they shall be received by the court within 3 business days after the hearing.

The proposed journal entry must be submitted to the court for signature within 10 days after the decision or order is entered.

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 10 days after the entry of the decision or order.

Property-statement amendments or value changes must be filed at least 10 days before trial to be used, unless the parties agree or the court grants special permission; bank-account and debt amounts may be corrected at trial.

Amendments to property statements or values thereon shall not be used unless filed at least 10 days before trial, except by agreement of the parties or special permission of the court. Parties will, however, be permitted to correct amounts for bank accounts and debts at the time of trial.

Deadline

5 working days

Without oral notification of intent to file, a motion must be filed within 5 working days of the requested hearing, unless the court orders otherwise.

In the absence of such oral notification the motion shall be filed within 5 working days of the requested hearing, unless otherwise ordered by the court.

The motion for leave must be filed, heard, and granted before trial for the specified evidence to be presented.

At trial, parties shall not present evidence intended to object to a provision in an approved parenting plan or to show a material change in circumstance subsequent to the filing of the final agreement, unless a written motion asking leave of court to present such evidence at trial, accompanied by a notice of hearing, has been filed with the court and has been heard and granted prior to the trial.

When limited 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.

Civil cases

The deposition certificate must be filed before trial or another disposition of the case.

The certificate shall be filed prior to the trial or other disposition of the case.

Criminal cases

An Information must be filed within 30 calendar days after bind over from county court unless good cause is shown; otherwise, the case will be dismissed without prejudice.

Except for good cause shown, an Information shall be filed within 30 calendar days after bind over from county court or the case will be dismissed without prejudice.

The party filing the action must file a property statement within 60 days after filing the complaint and furnish a copy to the defendant if self-represented or to the defendant's attorney.

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 pro se, or to defendant's attorney of record.

The defendant must file the completed property statement within 30 days after the plaintiff's statement and furnish a copy to the plaintiff if self-represented or to the plaintiff's attorney.

The defendant's completed property statement must be filed within 30 days after the plaintiff's property statement, and a copy furnished to plaintiff, if pro se, or to the plaintiff's attorney of record.

A party must show cause within 30 days after entry of an order why an inactive case should not be dismissed, or the case will be dismissed if good cause is not shown.

An order may 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. Notice of said order shall be sent to all attorneys of record and pro se parties. If good cause is not shown, such cases shall be dismissed.

A motion must be filed within 10 days after oral notification of a party's intent to file it, unless law or court order provides otherwise.

Except as otherwise provided by law or order of the court, all motions shall be in writing and filed within 10 days of oral notification of a party's intent to file the same.