Judge Andrea Miller

Applies to

Custody order

Every temporary or permanent child-custody order must substantially state that a child may not be moved outside Nebraska unless the moving party first applies in writing, gives notice, and establishes that the move is in the child's best interests.

Applies to

Application to move child

An application to move a child outside Nebraska must be written and include proposed visitation-schedule changes and transportation costs.

Applies to

Custody order

A copy of the Parenting Guidelines must be attached to and made part of every child-custody order.

Contact

Phone

Counsel must be available on short notice, in person or by telephone as ordered, during jury deliberations if a verdict or jury question arises.

The clerk or bailiff should be kept informed of where counsel will be at all times when the jury is deliberating, unless excused by the court.

Attorneys seeking placement on or removal from the court-appointed list must contact the County Court and make the request to the Clerk Magistrate.

The plaintiff must prepare the property statement within 40 days after filing the action.

Within 30 days after service of the plaintiff's initial statement, the defendant must add any additional property and liabilities, estimate the value of all listed property and liabilities, and serve the completed statement on the plaintiff.

A copy of the finalized and signed property statement must be delivered to the judge at least 10 days before trial.

The other party must receive notice of the application and hearing concerning a proposed move.

The plaintiff must furnish the property statement to the opposing party.

The defendant must serve the completed property statement on the plaintiff within 30 days after the plaintiff serves the initial statement.