Is it proper to file a motion to strike a def-appellee's brief twice if it doesn't comply to Ohio Rules of Appellate Procedure?
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Answered on September 03, 2015
While it is difficult, it is not impossible for a pro se litigant to prevail. I find that most courts in Ohio are willing to allow some minor...
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I filed an appeal in the court of appeals because my ex husband is accusing me of vexatious litigator. I need help.
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Answered on June 04, 2015
R.C. 2323.52(A)(3) defines a vexatious litigator as “any person who has habitually, persistently, and without reasonable grounds engaged in...
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After a judge has made a ruling in civil trial how long do i have to ask for a retrial and you count sat. and sundays
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Answered on May 26, 2015
In Kentucky, if the ruling: 1) constitutes a final appealable order, which is not always easy to determine, and 2) is from a circuit court (not a...
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Can you help me understand this. The appeal decision today is less than one page...
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Answered on August 19, 2014
Where there are no questions of fact to be determined, it is very common for the courts to make a decision without hearing testimony; de novo...
