§ 60-4122 Collateral action.

If the government seizes property because it may be connected to a crime, and someone believes they have a legal right to that property, they can't just file a separate lawsuit against the agency that took it. They have to use the specific legal process laid out in this forfeiture law to make their claim.

This means people can't go around the system by suing in a different type of court case or using another legal strategy to fight for their property. The law requires everyone to follow the same set process when challenging a seizure. This keeps forfeiture cases organized and makes sure claims are handled the way the law intends, instead of through separate or unrelated lawsuits.