Until very recently, it was relatively easy to abandon your true identity and become someone else. Moreover, even “stealing” someone else’s identity rarely resulted in harm to the victim of the theft because nothing was connected. With the advent...
Read MoreIf you were recently charged with a sex offense in Nebraska, you are undoubtedly worried about the outcome of your case. Because you have been charged with a sex offense, however, there is a heightened level of concern because...
Read MoreIf you’ve been arrested and held in custody for a Nebraska crime, you must typically appear for an initial hearing in county court. At this court hearing, a judge makes specific key findings about whether and under what circumstances...
Read MoreEmbezzlement is a form of theft that is considered a form of white collar crime. Embezzlement penalties can vary depending on the value of the property that is taken. An embezzlement conviction on your record can also indicate to...
Read MoreInterstate 80, which runs from east to west across the United States, has long been a well-traveled route for illegal drugs making their way up from Central and South America. Consequently, it is not unusual for residents of other...
Read MoreA sex crimes charge in Nebraska is a serious accusation that can derail your entire life. A pandering charge typically involves an individual inducing another person to engage in prostitution or become a prostitute. A pandering conviction can result...
Read MoreThere are many reasons for deciding to move to another city or state. Perhaps you’ve been hired for a new job. Maybe your partner or spouse has received a promotion but must relocate to accept. You may also have...
Read MoreIn Nebraska, allegations of child solicitation are serious. If someone accuses you of child solicitation or enticement, you can face charges under federal and state law. Omaha Attorney Tom Petersen is an experienced Nebraska lawyer who practices in federal,...
Read MoreIf you violate a pretrial release, you may face imprisonment for up to six months, a fine as specified in [§ 22-3571.01], or both. A proceeding for contempt can be initiated by a judicial officer or a prosecutor. Being...
Read MoreCivil protection orders and restraining orders seek to accomplish the same goal: preventing irreparable harm. Although you might think the terms are synonymous, they are not. That’s why it is important to understand what each order does and when...
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