Tenant won't move out in Nebraska
After a Nebraska tenancy validly expires or terminates, § 76-1437(3) permits an action for possession if occupancy continues without consent. Ordinary residential cases use §§ 76-1440 through 76-1447. Verify the actual ending process, later consent and accepted rent before filing; do not import the separate Chapter 25 three-day notice as a universal extra residential notice. Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 76-1437(3), 76-1440 through 76-1447
Preserve the definite term or actual ending notice and delivery proof.
Verify completed payment/remedy periods before a breach-based claim.
Check consent, a new agreement and rent acceptance.
Use the applicable court process and lawful enforcement.
What happens next
The workflow checks the ending basis and continued occupancy, then connects supported cases to court resources. It does not generate an unnecessary generic holdover notice.
Start the Nebraska toolLegal information reviewed October 5, 2026. LandlordAnswers is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.