If you need to leave pleadings, protection order
requests or other documents for the Clerk of the
District Court's Office, you can do so using our
secure dropbox. It is located outside the west
entrance to the Sarpy County Courthouse.
Please contact the Sarpy County Victim Witness office for assistance with protection orders. They can be reached at 402-593-2201 or [email protected]
If you need legal assistance or have legal questions, please contact your attorney or continue to access the Nebraska Supreme Court website (www.supremecourt.nebraska.gov) for forms and instructions.
The Clerk of the District Court cannot provide legal advice or assistance in advising you how to proceed. You may wish to consult with an attorney. However, if you choose to proceed without hiring an attorney, the following information may help you.
You may also visit the following website: www.NE.freelegalanswers.org. You may request brief advice and counsel about a specific legal issue from volunteer Nebraska lawyers.
If you need further assistance, please email inquiries to [email protected] or call 402-593-2267. Calls will be worked in the order they are received. Please leave a detailed voicemail including your name, call-back number, and Case ID number.
You may also use the US Postal Service as we will continue to receive and send mail.
Thank you for your cooperation during this time. Everyone’s health is important.
Sarpy County District Court
1210 Golden Gate Drive Suite 3141
Papillion, NE 68046-3087
Office is Open
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Phone Number
(402) 593-2267
Fax Number
(402) 593-4403
The District Court hears all felony criminal cases, equity cases, domestic relations cases, and civil cases involving more than $52,000. It also functions as an appellate court in deciding appeals from county courts and various administrative agencies.
The Clerk of the District Court, besides being the administrative officer of the court, is responsible for the record keeping and collection of child support payments, the record keeping of criminal and civil cases, maintenance of the court's dockets and processing judgments.
