Nebraska Notice of Divorce Proceeding (With Children) is a court document filed by the petitioner, or the spouse filing for divorce, in the state of Nebraska. This document is used to begin the divorce process in the state when there are minor children involved. It must be served to the respondent, or the other spouse, in order for the divorce to be legally recognized. The Notice of Divorce Proceeding (With Children) includes the petitioner's name, the respondent's name, and the names of any minor children involved. It also includes the grounds for divorce, the court where the divorce will be heard, the petitioner's intentions regarding child custody and property division, and the respondent's right to respond to the notice. The notice must be signed by the petitioner and served to the respondent either by mail or in-person. There are two different types of Nebraska Notice of Divorce Proceeding (With Children): Rule 4.1 Notice and Rule 4.3 Notice. The Rule 4.1 Notice is used when the parties do not have any issues to be resolved in court and all matters are agreed upon. The Rule 4.3 Notice is used when the parties have unresolved issues such as child custody, child support, or property division, and must be heard in court.