Nebraska § 30-2602.01 Ex parte orders; authorized; violation;
penalty

Nebraska Statutes

§ 30-2602.01 — Ex parte orders; authorized; violation; penalty

Nebraska § 30-2602.01

Ch. 30Decedents' Estates; Protection of Persons and Property

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 30-2602.01 (2026).

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During
the pendency of any proceeding under sections  30-2601  to  30-2661  after a guardian
or conservator is appointed, upon application by any interested person and
if the accompanying affidavit of such person or his or her agent shows to
the court that the ward's or protected person's safety, health, or financial
welfare is at issue, the court may issue ex parte orders to address the situation.
Ex parte orders issued under this section shall remain in full force and effect
for no more than ten days or until a hearing is held thereon, whichever is
earlier. Anyone who violates such order after service shall be guilty of a
Class II misdemeanor. Any interested person that submits an affidavit under
this section in bad faith, or submits an affidavit under this section that
lacks a factual b

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During
the pendency of any proceeding under sections 30-2601 to 30-2661 after a guardian
or conservator is appointed, upon application by any interested person and
if the accompanying affidavit of such person or his or her agent shows to
the court that the ward's or protected person's safety, health, or financial
welfare is at issue, the court may issue ex parte orders to address the situation.
Ex parte orders issued under this section shall remain in full force and effect
for no more than ten days or until a hearing is held thereon, whichever is
earlier. Anyone who violates such order after service shall be guilty of a
Class II misdemeanor. Any interested person that submits an affidavit under
this section in bad faith, or submits an affidavit under this section that
lacks a factual basis as determined by the court, shall be ordered to pay
the opposing party reasonable attorney's fees and costs.