§ 25-3101.Structured Settlements Transfers Protection Act, how cited.
Article 31: Structured Settlements Transfers Protection Act and Nebraska Statutory Thresholds for Settlements Involving Minors Act · Last amended 2001 · Last verified July 22, 2026
Full Text of § 25-3101
Source
Laws 2001, LB 55, § 1.
Plain-English Summary
Section 25-3101 is the naming section for a seven-section act. Sections 25-3101 to 25-3107 may be cited as the Structured Settlements Transfers Protection Act. That short title is what shows up in later cross-references, court filings, and the rest of Chapter 25 whenever the Legislature or a court needs to point to this body of rules as a whole.
The Act governs what has to happen before someone who receives structured settlement payments — periodic payments from a personal injury or sickness settlement — can sell or otherwise transfer the right to receive those payments to someone else, typically a factoring company offering a lump sum in exchange. The substantive protections appear in the sections that follow; this section only supplies the name.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the official short name for sections 25-3101 to 25-3107?
The Structured Settlements Transfers Protection Act.
When was the Act adopted?
In 2001, under Laws 2001, LB 55.
Does this section itself protect anyone or set out any procedure?
What kind of transaction does the Act named here regulate?
The sale or transfer of structured settlement payment rights — the right to receive periodic payments from a personal injury or sickness settlement — usually to a company offering a lump sum instead.
Where do the Act’s definitions appear?
In section 25-3103, immediately following the purpose section.