A. No.
A. Nebraska rules prohibit judges and court staff from giving legal advice. If you need legal help, look in the yellow pages of the phone book to locate an attorney.
A. Yes.
A. No. This type of payment should be made directly to the court either in person or by mail.
A. Yes Under a partnership with Nebraska Interactive, LLC, the State of Nebraska expanded the authority of the Nebraska State Records Board, NSRB, (Neb. Rev. Stat, 84-1204) to develop, support, maintain, and enhance the State's official web portal, Nebraska.gov under a self-funded model without using tax payer revenue.
This service allows you to make court case payments using a credit card or electronic check. This service is provided by a third party working in partnership with the State of Nebraska. The price of this service transaction includes funds to develop, maintain and enhance the state's official web portal, Nebraska.gov.
You will have the opportunity to review all applicable fees prior to finalizing your transaction. At that point, you will have the option to cancel your online transaction.
A. Yes.
A. No. Judgments which are the financial responsibility of Health and Human Services cannot be paid to the court on-line.
A. You may be trying to pay a waiverable citation. If your citation resembles one of the citations below, go back to the begining and select Waiverable Citation Payment.
Click the citation that resembles the citation you received to view a larger a version.
A. Nebraska rules prohibit judges and court staff from giving legal advice. If you need legal help, look in the yellow pages of the phone book to locate an attorney.
A. Yes Under a partnership with Nebraska Interactive, LLC, the State of Nebraska expanded the authority of the Nebraska State Records Board, NSRB, (Neb. Rev. Stat, 84-1204) to develop, support, maintain, and enhance the State's official web portal, Nebraska.gov under a self-funded model without using tax payer revenue.
This service allows you to make court case payments using a credit card or electronic check. This service is provided by a third party working in partnership with the State of Nebraska. The price of this service transaction includes funds to develop, maintain and enhance the state's official web portal, Nebraska.gov.
You will have the opportunity to review all applicable fees prior to finalizing your transaction. At that point, you will have the option to cancel your online transaction.
A. Only after a time payment agreement has been signed with the court.
A. Nebraska rules prohibit judges and court staff from giving legal advice. If you need legal help, look in the yellow pages of the phone book to locate an attorney.
A. Yes Under a partnership with Nebraska Interactive, LLC, the State of Nebraska expanded the authority of the Nebraska State Records Board, NSRB, (Neb. Rev. Stat, 84-1204) to develop, support, maintain, and enhance the State's official web portal, Nebraska.gov under a self-funded model without using tax payer revenue.
This service allows you to make court case payments using a credit card or electronic check. This service is provided by a third party working in partnership with the State of Nebraska. The price of this service transaction includes funds to develop, maintain and enhance the state's official web portal, Nebraska.gov.
You will have the opportunity to review all applicable fees prior to finalizing your transaction. At that point, you will have the option to cancel your online transaction.
A. Yes.
A. Nebraska rules prohibit judges and court staff from giving legal advice. If you need legal help, look in the yellow pages of the phone book to locate an attorney.
A. If you don't, additional fees could be assessed, your operator's license could be subject to suspension and/or a warrant could be issued for you arrest.
A. No once you have made an appearance in court, you must re-appear in court for any further activity with the case.
A. There's a $2.95 processing fee per ticket if paying by credit card, or $1.25 if paying by electronic check.
A. Not on-line. This requires a time payment agreement to be signed between you and the court.
A. Please contact the court in the county the citation was issued.
A. Please contact the court in the county the citation was issued.
A. Please contact the court in the county the citation was issued.
A. You should contact an attorney for legal advice.
A. You may look up your ticket online or you may contact the court in the county the citation was issued in.
A. Please contact the court in the county the citation was issued.
