According to this Nebraska legislative website, "LB46 eliminates a method of service when serving a summons to defendants in eviction proceedings. Currently, the person serving the summons may leave a copy of the summons at the defendant's last-known address and mail a copy by first-class mail. This bill requires serving the summons in one of the other methods more commonly used in civil proceedings, unless the court first grants permission for this alternative method."
This is a legal procedure that has no bearing on your Nebraska state taxes. If you were evicted from your place of residence, there is no tax relief written in LB46 if that is your concern.
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