Discuss your case with a family law or appellate attorney so as to receive a proper analysis. The steps to be taken, if any, are fact specific.

By using the term "LTC" I take it you reside in Massachusetts. Check the statute...

Question about " final judgment" and "judgment"

I take it you represented yourself in the trial court. Why is it you have not learned from you mistake and consulted an appeals attorney...

Our case was dismissed based on 12(b) in Massachusetts Superior Court. How much time do we have to appeal?

In summary, if you were not represented by an attorney in the trial court then talk to a trial attorney. If you had a attorney in the trial court,...

Is a Chiropractor a Doctor?

You do not state the type of action or the court involved. Is this a Social Security Disability claim? A workers compensation claim? A personal...

Once I file a "notice of appeal", how long do I have to file the actual appeal?

The answer to your question all depends of the court who issued the decision you are appealing from and the court to which you are appealing. For...

Is it important that an appellate/ appeals lawyer reside and practice in the same state as the potential client?

No. What is relevant is: (1) The location of the court from which the case is appealed; (2) Whether it is a state or federal court; and, (3)...

My original RO is being appealled.; however my request to extend the RO was vacated. Does that affect the appeal for the RO?

You are asking for specific legal advice; therefore, you should be discussing this issue privately with an appellate attorney.

See MRAP 19(c). The appeal is hereby set to ready status. *Notice.

I assume you are talking about an appeal in the Massachusetts appellate court (the Appeals Court or SJC). You must be the party defending the...

Notice of appeal filed, time to file initial brief but lower ct has not assembled the record. Would motion to compel be correct

If you are speaking of an appeal entered in the Massachusetts Appeals Court then the entry should not occur until after the trial court has...