§ 60-610 Time for objection to venue.

If you think a case has been filed in the wrong location (the wrong venue), you need to speak up early. You have to file a motion objecting to the venue before the trial actually starts. You also need to have real reasons for your objection, not just a general complaint.

If you wait until the trial is already underway to raise this issue, the court will not allow it. The point of this rule is to stop people from staying quiet about venue problems and then bringing them up later as a delay tactic or a surprise move once the trial has already started.

In short, if you have a problem with where the case is being heard, you must raise it right away. Waiting too long means you lose the chance to object at all.