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LB577 introduced by @JohnCavanaughNE to put Nebraska on the right side of the law when it comes to home equity theft amended into LB727 and across the finish line this morning! @Laura_Ebke @PacificLegal
Thank you Sen. John Cavanaugh, Wayne & Brandt, for securing the financial futures of homeowners if they fall behind on property tax payments. There is no place in Nebraska for an unjust & unconstitutional practice that disproportionally harms vulnerable Nebraskans.
Can't post about good news too much. This was, indeed, a victory for the "little guy/gal" against the government. @JohnCavanaughNE @PlatteInstitute #EndHomeEquityTheft
U.S. Supreme Court decision reinforces our fight against 'home equity theft'. New changes aimed to protect homeowners are in the final reading stage in our Nebraska Legislature. Proud to be part of this. 💪🏡
A victory for protection of property rights. via @NE_Examiner
Nation's high court rules on 'home equity theft,' validating an effort in the Nebraska Legislature...
Nebraska lawmakers pushing to end “home equity theft” say they are buoyed by a U.S. Supreme Court decision Thursday reinforcing local efforts.
nebraskaexaminer.com
Unanimous Supreme Court agrees with us that Home equity theft must stop. Our bill is on final reading.
U.S. Supreme Court rules on home equity theft case as Nebraska bill hangs in balance
A U.S. Supreme Court decision Thursday is being hailed as a victory for property owners everywhere.
www.wowt.com
U.S. Supreme Court decision Thursday buoys Nebraska lawmakers pushing to end government-assisted “home equity theft."
From @cgonzalez_NE
This decision affects homeowners in 12 states, including Nebraska. @brianmastrewowt reports.
Great news and next steps for working to combat predatory home equity theft in Nebraska! @AARPNE @JohnCavanaughNE
I introduced LB577 to end practices in Nebraska just like what happened in this case. LB727, which includes LB577, represents a huge step toward ending home equity theft in Nebraska.
Last #SCOTUS decision today is a unanimous one in Tyler v. Hennepin County, finding Tyler "plausibly alleged" a taking. The county loses at SCOTUS. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf/22-166_8n59.pdf
Unicameral District 9 Blog
- Welcome
Thank you for visiting my website. It is an honor to represent the people of the 9th legislative district in the Nebraska Unicameral Legislature. You’ll - 2022 Session ReviewThe 107th Nebraska Legislature, Second Session adjourned last week. We said farewell to 13 senators who will not be returning next year, and looked back
- Week Two SummaryBill introductions continued this week, as floor debate began on a number of early Senator priority bills. I introduced one more bill, LB1026, the Unlawful Restrictive
- Day 4 Bill IntroductionsMonday was Day 4 of the 107th Nebraska Legislature, Second Session. I introduced five bills yesterday. LB923 would provide for digital on-premises tickets for Keno games.
- Day 2 & 3 Bill IntroductionsThe first week of the new legislative session is behind us. Floor debate begins next week on a number of bills, and bill introduction continues.
- Day 1 Bill IntroductionsThe 107th Nebraska Legislature, 2nd Session convened yesterday. I introduced four bills yesterday: LB731 allows political subdivisions to require reasonable notice to adjacent property owners
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- 2022 Session Convenes WednesdayThe 107th Nebraska Legislature, 2nd Session convenes tomorrow, January 5. I am looking forward to getting back to work for District 9 and the people
- Post-Special Session ThoughtsToday the Nebraska Legislature officially finished redistricting. I appreciate all of the engagement from Nebraskans on these maps. I know many people feel their voices
- Special Session UpdateOn Friday, the Legislature advanced new boundaries for Congressional and Legislative Districts, along with boundaries for State Board of Education and Board of Regents. Under
