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Code · Nebraska · Chapter 76 — Real Property

76-1431.03. Act of domestic violence; change of locks; requirements.

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(1)When an act of domestic violence is perpetrated against a tenant or household member by someone who is not a cotenant or occupant of the same dwelling unit, the tenant may require the landlord to change the lock to the tenant's dwelling unit pursuant to section 76-1431.04 if the tenant or household member has:
(a)Obtained a protective order, restraining order, or other similar relief which applies to the perpetrator of the act of domestic violence; or
(b)Obtained certification confirming domestic violence as set forth in subdivision (5)(a)(iii) of section 76-1431 .
(2)To have a lock changed under this section, the tenant shall:
(a)Provide the landlord a copy of the documentation described in subsection
(1)of this section; and
(b)Provide the landlord a written notice containing the request that the locks be changed immediately.
(3)The landlord shall change the locks to the tenant's dwelling unit as provided in section 76-1431.04 within twenty-four hours after receiving the tenant's written request.
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