The Nebraska Affidavit and Motion for Bench Warrant and Commitment to Issue (Divorce) is a legal document used in the state of Nebraska to issue a divorce decree when the respondent has failed to appear for the scheduled court date. This document allows the petitioner to request a bench warrant and commitment to issue a divorce decree without the respondent’s presence. The document consists of two parts: the Affidavit and the Motion. The Affidavit is a sworn statement by the petitioner that the respondent has been served with notice of the divorce proceedings and has failed to appear for the court date. It also contains the petitioner’s address, date of filing, and other relevant information. The Motion is a request to the court to issue a bench warrant and commitment to issue a divorce decree without the respondent’s presence. It includes the petitioner’s name, address, and the date of filing, as well as their request for the court to issue a bench warrant and commitment to issue a divorce decree. The Nebraska Affidavit and Motion for Bench Warrant and Commitment to Issue (Divorce) is typically used in uncontested divorces, but can also be used in contested divorces if the respondent fails to appear for the court date. There are three different types of Nebraska Affidavit and Motion for Bench Warrant and Commitment to Issue (Divorce): Joint Petition, Default Decree, and Consent Decree.