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Sorensen, Hahn, Browning & Judy, P.C. is an all-purpose law firm located in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. We have been serving the legal needs of the Nebraska Panhandle since 1968.

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Phone: (308) 632-5111

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Divorce
Child Custody and Visitation
Adoption
Guardianship
Special rules relate to whether they will be present a Trust, a guardianship/conservatorship and annuities. With these, special verification is required.

Forgery
C. Title insurance insures against defects from liens and other defects or encumbrances affecting the title. The policy of protection is actually an indemnity contract to pay for proven monetary loss. The title insurance contact is unique in that it constitutes an attempt at risk avoidance and thus is different than other property insurance which is casualty based. Risks insured are of several types: Fraud, forgery, competency or capacity. Construction liens. Public record errors, including the errors of the title searcher. In the language of the standard ALTA policy, basic coverage is offered for: Title vesting, encumbrances against title, unmarketability, and lack of access. When title policy coverage is joined with a closing, the Nebraska title agent is obliged to offer a closing protection letter.

Business and Corporate Law

Limited Liability Companies
1. Nebraska entities: Most often included in a discussion about entities allowed by Nebraska Statutes are: Uniform Partnerships. Uniform Limited Partnerships. Limited Liability Partnerships. Business Corporations. And, Limited Liability Companies. About each of these.

Severance Agreement

Real Estate Litigation
The law subject of real estate and real estate transactions is generally known as the buying and selling of properties. These properties might be residences or commercial property or farms or a variety of other types. These sales might be arranged by a realtor or they might be constructed by either or both of the seller’s or buyer’s attorney. The public understands that this important transaction of buying and selling real properties should be addressed in a properly drawn contract along with other related papers. The knowledge that an experienced attorney can bring to real estate is critical for a successful conclusion for the seller and the buyer. This law firm looks forward to assisting clients in any and all aspects of a real estate sale and purchase, and many related real estate matters. Here, we address the separate subjects of: Elements within a Real Estate Transaction. Real Estate Closings. Real Estate Title Evidence. Acquisition Financing.
Construction Litigation
E. Construction improvements are of special concern because, most typically, labor and materials furnished onto the property must be correctly paid. Construction laws carefully address the rights of those who provide improvements on real property and likewise protect the owner from liens for non-payment. Of importance to builders, no matter the type of property, is the manner in which a properly drawn construction contract will protect all parties.
Real Estate Transactions
Overview: An IRC 1031 Exchange is the structure of a transaction to defer the recognition of capital gains, which realized gains would otherwise be subject to taxation if the transaction was settled as a sale. In a sale (generally, IRC 1001) gain has to be realized and recognized, whereas in an exchange it does not. While IRC 1031 might be used for both the sales of personal property and real property, it is most often found with a real estate transaction. The particular language of IRC 1031(a)(1), around which all successful exchanges are structured, states: “no gain or loss shall be recognized on the exchange of property held for productive use in a trade or business or for investment, if such property is exchanged solely for property of like-kind which is to be held either for productive use in a trade or business or for investment”. The development of this key sentence within the Statute, Regulations, Revenue Rulings and Revenue procedures, if carefully followed, allows the owner of property (the taxpayer/exchanger) to receive a very valuable benefit associated with the “sale” and “purchase” of this property. Read further if interested in the related subjects of “Benefits of Exchanging”, “The Concept of a Delayed Exchange”, and “The Concept of a Qualified Intermediary”.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
D. Zoning and land use addresses the interplay between government restrictions and the landowner’s unrestricted right to use the property. While zoning laws are adverse to complete ownership, the same could also enhance the value of the property by restricting less desirable uses.
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Landlord & Tenant Law is, certainly, a subject matter within the broader area of “real estate” – a subject spoken about in this law firm’s practice areas. However, because the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants is such a prevalent matter of interest, we treat it separately...

Personal Injury
Medicaid Planning
Elder law is a relatively recent, but very specialized, subject of the law which treats issues of importance to our elderly population – which is the fastest growing segment of the U.S. population, including Nebraska. Particular issues which are found within elder law include: disability planning; estate planning; grandchildren concerns; health care decisions; long-term care insurance; Medicaid planning; Medicaid compliance; Medicare understanding; nursing home issues; retirement living; retirement planning; Social Security concerns and Veteran’s benefits. Because seniors are living longer and are more active, they have a new set of legal concerns that would not have been addressed by earlier generations. It may be that, years ago, drawing a will and planning an estate was essentially all that a senior had to consider. Now, however, concerns for housing, future medical care, and fears about being incapacitated all show up on the doorstep of the elderly. While many of the concerns for elders are common to other areas of law (such as estate planning which is a subject already addressed in this law firm’s “practice areas”), the concentration of issues for elders, spoken of here, is given special attention in this law firm. Read further on the selected areas of “Medicaid Planning and Compliance”, and “Retirement Planning”.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
D. The forgoing examples are typical scenarios presented to an estate planning lawyer. It is important for the people represented in each of these examples, and many others, to select an estate planning lawyer who understands the myriad of problems presented by clients. The experienced planner will know, first off, that there is no plan which is “one size fits all.” Just the contrary, each client brings to the table a different set of concerns and values and ideas. Listening and reacting is the core of what an experienced estate planning lawyer provides.
Wills
This title of “Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning” requires a definition. Estate planning incorporates the drawing of wills and trusts, but it is far more than that. Estate planning is all inclusive of drawing instruments, consulting with other professionals such as accountants and specialized financial investment advisors, and most important to determine what are the client’s needs. Examples are helpful.
Trusts
Probate and Trust Administration are alike in that each describes the process associated with the respective names. Probate is an established procedure wherein the county court (in Nebraska) is used for the filing of a case, the purpose of which is to settle the devolution of property owned by a decedent. Trust Administration, on the other hand, is the ongoing process for the settling of the interests described within the trust agreement. They are different in several respects, notably that in Probate there is a definite beginning and a definite end. Whereas, in trust administration, the process may, and usually does, extend over a longer period of time and incorporates other legal principals and issues. This law firm has extensive experience regarding both of these processes, and knows that clients must be given appropriate explanations to reach successful results...
Power of Attorney
3. Writing instruments puts to proper use sound advice which has been accepted by the client. Examples: Powers of attorney for business matters. Powers of attorney for health directives. Succession agreements for the family business which may have generational involvement. Charitable gifts, either in the life time of the donor or an after death transfer. Reformation of various business entity documents to more completely address the concerns of the family. Financial planning that is assisted by a different professional with that title, but which needs to be properly incorporated into written instruments which correspond with basic planning documents.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Tax Law
D. Tax law and tax rate changes: The tax laws, both Federal and State, which relate to the recognition of capital gains, may, and probably will, change from time to time – either by the Congress for Federal taxation or by the Nebraska Legislature for Nebraska taxation. So, in the previous example, if the applicable rates turn out to be less in 2014 than they were in 2009, successfully entering into an exchange in 2009 will find less tax payable when later arranged in 2014. Of course, tax rates might increase. However, recent congressional history shows us that tax rates have been decreasing rather than increasing. Example: The basic top federal long – term capital gains rate was 28% before 1997, when in that year the rate was reduced to 20%. This applicable rate was again lowered in 2003 to 15%. As we know, tax rates are subject to political maneuvering, however, presently dominant tax policy seems to recognize that lower rates for capital gains taxation promotes a healthy business environment – in which more revenue is generated because of the lower rates. The Nebraska applicable rate has remained stable for a number of years at just under 7%.

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