The Nebraska Affidavit and Application for Order to Show Cause (Visitation) is a document that allows a party to petition a court to issue an Order to Show Cause, or OSC, regarding visitation rights. It is typically used when one party has either denied the other party access to a child or when the court has already entered a parenting plan that establishes the rights of each parent to visit the child. The Nebraska Affidavit and Application for Order to Show Cause (Visitation) must be completed and signed by the petitioner, who must have standing in the case. It should include the relevant facts of the case, such as the date of the last visitation, the court order that established the visitation rights, and the reason for the request. The Nebraska Affidavit and Application for Order to Show Cause (Visitation) can be used in two different forms: the standard form and the emergency form. The standard form is used when the petitioner is seeking a court order that requires the other party to appear in court and explain why the visitation rights should not be enforced. The emergency form is used when the petitioner believes it is necessary to protect the best interests of the child. In this case, the petitioner must prove that the visitation rights should be enforced immediately or there is a risk of irreparable harm to the child.