About Young & White Law Offices — General Practice Omaha Nebraska
Young & White Law Offices is a general practice Omaha firm at 8742 Frederick Street, serving Douglas County families and businesses across the metro. The firm handles a broad slate of legal matters, from estate planning and probate to civil disputes and personal injury. Omaha residents looking for other local counsel can also browse the Omaha attorney directory.
Attorney Keith Young is the primary contact for new clients and handles case intake personally. Consultations focus on scope and realistic outcomes before any retainer is signed.
What Clients Say
Reviewers describe Attorney Keith as knowledgeable, empathetic, and thorough during case analysis. Clients credit him with spot-on issue identification during the first meeting, saving time and expense later. The small-firm setting is another theme in positive feedback, because clients reach the lawyer directly rather than a call center.
General Practice Omaha — Practice Areas & Services
- Estate planning, wills, and probate administration in Douglas County
- Civil litigation and contract disputes in the District Court of Douglas County
- Family law, including divorce and custody proceedings
- Personal injury and auto accident claims
- Small business advice, contracts, and LLC formation
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Nebraska?
Nebraska’s personal injury statute of limitations is four years under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 25-207. Wrongful death claims have a shorter two-year window, so acting quickly is important.
Is probate required in Nebraska?
Small estates with personal property under $50,000 and no real estate can often be transferred by affidavit 30 days after death. Larger estates generally require formal or informal probate through the county court.
Where are Omaha civil cases heard?
Civil cases over $57,000 are filed in the District Court of Douglas County at 1701 Farnam Street. Smaller disputes proceed through the Douglas County Court, and small claims under $3,900 have a simplified process.
Quick Facts: General Practice in Omaha, Nebraska
- Nebraska personal injury statute of limitations: 4 years — Neb. Rev. Stat. § 25-207
- Nebraska small estate threshold: personal property under $50,000 — Neb. Rev. Stat. § 30-24,125
- Douglas County population (2023): approximately 593,000 residents — U.S. Census Bureau
