Plaintiff responded with a statement in opposition, what can I file to respond to their response as Pro Se? Thank you.
Have you considered hiring an appellate attorney to determine your rights and obligations after final judgment?
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Have you considered hiring an appellate attorney to determine your rights and obligations after final judgment?
You do not provide enough information so that the question can be adequately answered. From what are you appealing (i.e., specifically which court...
If you seek to appeal a divorce judgment then you should seek the advice of an appellate attorney. The standard of review on appeal is key. An...
You have thirty days from the docketing date of the judgment to file a notice of appeal as a matter of right. The critical thing here is the...
You seek legal advice on an issue where the answer can turn on slight variance in the facts. Hire an attorney to review all of the facts so as to...
No. Because an interlocutory appeal must be filed within 30 days of the docket date of the decision being appealed there simply is not time to get...
If you lost at trial then your recourse is to appeal the judgment. There is only a very short window of time to appeal as a matter of right,...
Your trial attorney should have advised you of your appellate rights and the need to file a Notice of Appeal. If you have not file a Notice of...
There are procedural time limits to post-judgment motions that you must be aware of and comply with. If you do not have an attorney then you...
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This is a question that should be posed to your husband's appellate attorney. Generally speaking, you should hear soon. There are many factors...