If an appellate court dismiss your case for lack of jurisdiction do you have to refile the appeal once jurisdiction is available

Sounds like a Civil Rule 58 issue. These can get rather complicated. You should contact an experienced appellate attorney to review this...

The best approach is a two-step process. First, work on getting your fourth-degree felony expunged/sealed. There is a list of felonies that...

Help with an appeal Attempted Felonious Assault, DV, Child Endangerment

Under Ohio law, a defendant has 30 days to file a notice of appeal after the filing of the sentencing entry. Missing the 30 day deadline can...

What kind of attorney do I need

You need to find an experience attorney who deals with criminal law or domestic relations law.

Phone records

Phone records could be helpful to show harassment. If you have already filed for the CPO, you can issue the subpoena through the pending...

If you feel you are about to lose your job can you sue for unpaid overtime?

This could be a "wage and hour case," and also a case for retaliation if you are terminated after complaining about illegal overtime practices. ...

Supreme Court Appeal questions- Would lawyer pay back money to client if when appeal a case is not accept into Supreme Court?

Sounds like you are asking a lawyer to charge a contingency fee on a criminal case, which would be an ethical violation. If a case is so...

Why did I have to buy my stole property back from a pawn shop?

...because there aren't enough victims with lawyers to sue the pawn shops. Pawn shops are required to keep very detailed records of all...

Can I sue my attorney for costing me money because of his bad advice?

Anyone has a right to file a bar complaint with their local bar association or the Ohio Supreme Court. The cost of doing so is a little as the...

What is a Judge or Court duty if a defendant does not know his rights? 2) If a defendant wants appeal and cannot read ot write?

The right to be informed of your appellate rights is unsettled law in Ohio, some courts say you must be informed of your appellate rights, other...