Miami, FL
Appeals Lawyer at Miami, FL
Practice Areas: Appeals, Litigation ... +4 more
Sometimes an insurer will make an offer of less than the pre-accident fair market value of the car if the insured wants to keep the wrecked...
Merely filing an appeal will not protect you if you do not follow the order. You will need to ask the trial judge for a "stay" of the effect of...
No. Until about 1992 such orders were appealable nonfinal orders, but the nonfinal appeal rule (9.130) was amended to require waiting until...
Yes, it must be a motion for rehearing or reconsideration filed in the trial court. That motion would have to be filed within 15 days of the order...
Because your insurance paid the other driver' property damage, your insurance company was aware of the possibility of a claim for his personal...
The following is from an article I published on the subject of your question in a Florida Bar Appellate Practice Section publication: Fla. R. ...
The granting of a motion to vacate a clerk's default is not an appealable order, so the answer is no.
Under the current version of Rule 3.850(h)(2), a trial court cannot deny a successive 3.850 motion simply because it is successive; instead, the...
Yes, the denial of a motion to dissolve a writ of garnishment based on the trial court's erroneous ruling on a claim of exemption is an appealable...
In addition to the federal habeas route described by Mr. Mitchell, Florida has a procedure called a Motion for Post-Conviction Relief under Florida...
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