Nebraska § 43-2941 Mediation subject to other laws; claim of privilege; disclosures authorized

Nebraska Statutes

§ 43-2941 — Mediation subject to other laws; claim of privilege; disclosures authorized

Nebraska § 43-2941

Ch. 43Infants and Juveniles

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 43-2941 (2026).

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Mediation of a parenting plan shall be subject to the Uniform Mediation Act and the Dispute Resolution Act, to the extent such acts are not in conflict with the Parenting Act. Unsigned mediated agreements under the Parenting Act are not subject to a claim of privilege under subdivision (a)(1) of section  25-2935 . In addition to disclosures permitted in section  25-2936 , a mediator under the Parenting Act may also disclose a party's failure to schedule an individual initial screening session or a mediation session.

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Mediation of a parenting plan shall be subject to the Uniform Mediation Act and the Dispute Resolution Act, to the extent such acts are not in conflict with the Parenting Act. Unsigned mediated agreements under the Parenting Act are not subject to a claim of privilege under subdivision (a)(1) of section 25-2935 . In addition to disclosures permitted in section 25-2936 , a mediator under the Parenting Act may also disclose a party's failure to schedule an individual initial screening session or a mediation session.