Is there any final order of trial court in New Jersey that is not appealable as of right?
All final judgments (not orders) of the Superior Court, trial divisions, are appealable to the Appellate Division as of right. Rule 2:2-1 (a) deals...
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All final judgments (not orders) of the Superior Court, trial divisions, are appealable to the Appellate Division as of right. Rule 2:2-1 (a) deals...
Make a motion to the Court to reinstitute the appeal explaining all your reasons. This would best be made by an attorney who could also explain...
Once an appeal is filed, the trial court no longer has jurisdiction over the matter and cannot modify the order being appealed, although the trial...
It’s very hard to predict when the Supreme Court will act. About a month or two is typical. You could try calling the Supreme Court clerk’s office....
Superior Court trial court opinions are not binding on other Superior Court trial courts. But a published opinion would be highly persuasive....
No. A motion for an interlocutory appeal t does not stay the lower court proceedings. Only If the appeal is granted are the Appellate Division...
You can hire a different attorney for the appeal. Make sure he has a lot of appellate experience.
You cannot relitigate in federal court what you litigated in NJ Courts. After a matter is denied certification by the NJ Supreme Court the next...
First explain that you are acting pro se, and then continue using "I" or other appropriate pronoun.
Please hire a lawyer to decide whether to make the motion, and if so, to prepare the motion.