Corporate Disclosure Statement (Civil)
A Nebraska Corporate Disclosure Statement (Civil) is a legal document required in the state of Nebraska when filing a civil action in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, or a District Court. It is a sworn statement of the amount of money or other property that a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, or other entity has in the state of Nebraska. The statement must include the name of the entity, the type of entity, the address of the entity, the name of the registered agent, and the amount of money or other property held by the entity. There are two types of Nebraska Corporate Disclosure Statements (Civil): a Statement of Assets and Liabilities, and a Statement of Financial Interests. The Statement of Assets and Liabilities must include a list of the assets and liabilities of the entity, the amount of money or other property owned by the entity, and the name and address of the entity's creditors. The Statement of Financial Interests must include a list of the entity's investments, holdings, and financial interests, and the amount of money or other property held by the entity in connection with those investments, holdings, and financial interests.
A Nebraska Corporate Disclosure Statement (Civil) is a legal document required in the state of Nebraska when filing a civil action in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, or a District Court. It is a sworn statement of the amount of money or other property that a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, or other entity has in the state of Nebraska. The statement must include the name of the entity, the type of entity, the address of the entity, the name of the registered agent, and the amount of money or other property held by the entity. There are two types of Nebraska Corporate Disclosure Statements (Civil): a Statement of Assets and Liabilities, and a Statement of Financial Interests. The Statement of Assets and Liabilities must include a list of the assets and liabilities of the entity, the amount of money or other property owned by the entity, and the name and address of the entity's creditors. The Statement of Financial Interests must include a list of the entity's investments, holdings, and financial interests, and the amount of money or other property held by the entity in connection with those investments, holdings, and financial interests.