What Are Flock Cameras and License Plate Readers Doing in Lincoln and Lancaster County?
Automated license plate readers are used by law enforcement in Lincoln and Lancaster County, but Nebraska law limits how governmental entities may use, retain, query, and disclose captured plate data. Learn what the 180-day rule means, why registered-owner status does not guarantee access, and how these issues may affect protection orders and Nebraska family-law cases.
Can a Nebraska Court Make One Parent Pay Private-School Tuition?
Choosing a private school and paying for it are two separate legal questions in a Nebraska divorce, custody, or paternity case. The answer depends on legal custody, the language of the existing order, the child’s educational circumstances, the parents’ finances, and the evidence presented. This article explains what Nebraska law says about unilateral enrollment, tuition allocation, modification, mediation, and direct payments made outside the order.
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