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Nebraska corporate bylaws are rules that spell out the management structure of a corporation and regulate its day-to-day business operations. An initial set of bylaws will be created by the board of directors or incorporators after filing the articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State. The board may then propose new provisions or alter…

A Nebraska advance directive is a health planning document that lets a person choose someone else to handle medical decisions on their behalf (known as an “agent”). The document allows someone to outline their healthcare goals and let the agent, commonly a spouse or family member, make decisions in the event they cannot speak for…

A Nebraska land contract is a purchase agreement between two parties for the sale and exchange of vacant land. The seller and buyer must draft the land contract with all applicable transactional terms, such as the agreed-upon purchase price and any financial contingencies, as well as with relevant legal descriptors of the land/lot as they…

A Nebraska non-solicitation agreement is an agreement between two parties — usually an employee and an employer — that is intended to protect the business’s interests and proprietary information. It sets certain restrictions on the employee’s ability to solicit the company’s clients, personnel, contractors, and other business relationships for their own benefit after leaving the…

A Nebraska partnership agreement is a legal document that lays out the management structure of a partnership. It usually decides liabilities, duration, dissolution, ownership interests, and dispute resolution. The agreement should be very detailed to minimize confusion in the future. Partnership Types General Partnerships (GP) – § 67-253 through § 67-264 Limited Partnership (LP) –…

A Nebraska postnuptial agreement is a contract between spouses used to divide their assets during a divorce proceeding. As their name indicates, postnuptial agreements are signed after a marriage has become official; this distinguishes them from prenuptial agreements, or prenups, which couples sign before getting married. In many states, married couples can use prenuptial and postnuptial…

A Nebraska separation agreement enables married couples to determine rules for living apart without getting a divorce. The agreements can divide the couple’s property, establish spousal support rates, and more. Separation may be preferred over divorce for many reasons, including religious objections or uncertainty about whether the couple may reconcile. Is a Separation Agreement Legal…

A Nebraska custody (parenting) plan is a required document for custody cases in Nebraska. It allows the parents of a minor child to outline the terms of legal and physical custody and how childcare will be handled after the divorce. In addition to allocating the rights and responsibilities of both parents, it also includes a visitation…