A Nebraska Release of Claim is a legal document that is used to release a debt or claim of any kind. It allows an individual or organization to relinquish their right to any money or assets they may be owed. This document is typically used when a debtor agrees to pay a certain amount of money in exchange for the release of the claim. The two types of Nebraska Release of Claim are an Unconditional Release of Claim and a Conditional Release of Claim. An Unconditional Release of Claim is a legal document signed by the claimant that states that they fully and unconditionally release any and all claims that they have against the debtor. A Conditional Release of Claim is a legal document signed by the claimant that states that they will release any and all claims that they have against the debtor in exchange for the payment of a fixed sum of money. Both documents must contain specific language in order to be enforceable. They must include the names of both parties involved, a full description of the claim being released, and a clear statement of release. The document must also be signed and dated by both parties and notarized, if applicable.