Where can I get free legal advice in Nebraska?

NE Free Legal Answers is a free, online legal advice clinic where qualifying low-income Nebraskans can ask a volunteer lawyer a question about a civil (non-criminal) legal problem. Visit www.NE.freelegalanswers.org for more information and to see if you qualify to use the service.

What are the public records statutes in Nebraska?

The Public Records Statutes authorizing the examination of public records at government offices do not require the State Department of Correctional Services to transport a prison inmate to the DCS office where food service contracts are located so that the inmate might examine those contracts. Russell v.

Who is the Chief Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court?

On May 20, 2021 the Chief Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court discontinued the temporary allowance of e-mail documents for court filings which had been permitted during the Pandemic. That administrative order is found here: https://supremecourt.nebraska.gov/sites/default/files/Administration/emergency/covid_order000114965NSC.pdf

Is there a legal clinic at the University of Nebraska?

University of Nebraska College of Law Legal Clinic : A limited number of civil cases are accepted by the UNL Legal Clinic. Clients are represented by students under the supervision of College of Law faculty. Call (402) 472-3271 to find out if they are currently taking new cases.

Can a lawyer work with you in Nebraska?

Yes. One way is that in Nebraska, lawyers are permitted to work with you on your legal matter on a limited basis, which can result in reduced legal costs for you. This means: You and the lawyer create a list of tasks to accomplish your legal goal. You do some of the tasks.

Can a judge act as a legal advisor in Nebraska?

Yes. The Nebraska Supreme Court has adopted rules and procedures* to allow you to use limited scope representation in appropriate cases. The judge or court staff cannot act your legal advisor. However courts want you to have access to as much legal help as you need.

When was public order imposed against Nebraska attorneys?

These are public orders imposed against Nebraska attorneys starting on January 1, 1986. As are all PDF documents, you will need the free-to-download Adobe Reader to view them. These are for viewing only, and we guarantee no warranty on them.

Is the Nebraska Supreme Court approved for publication?

While these materials have been approved by the Nebraska Supreme Court for publication on this website, they are provided as a public service and any questions regarding their use in your circumstances are best answered by an attorney.