Timothy A. Provis

Timothy A. Provis's Answers (1055)

Port Washington, WI

Appeals Lawyer at Port Washington, WI

Practice Areas: Appeals, Constitutional

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Question concerning requesting more time to file notice of appeal

Timothy's answer | Answered on June 17, 2009

Dear ?, If you or your friend will telephone me at (414) 339-4458, I will consult with you for free and explain how to proceed. I practice in...

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PD advises my guilty plea, then lets my Motion to Withdraw Plea lose for lack of argument. Should I Marsden first? ..or Appeal?

Timothy's answer | Answered on June 09, 2009

Dear ?, According to the facts you have provided in your question, you have already lost a postplea motion to withdraw your plea. So you...

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What type of an attorney can help me w/a civil appeal that stems frm prosecutory misconduct & a possible legal malpractice?

Timothy's answer | Answered on May 29, 2009

Dear ?, You need to consult with an appellate counsel about the appeal from the summary judgment against you. But first you must keep time...

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Should a tainted Crim "guilty" finding be appealed to CA Appeals Ct, or file it in Fed Ct as a case of denied Const. rights?

Timothy's answer | Answered on May 27, 2009

Dear ? NO, you cannot appeal to any federal court at this time. To be able to have a state criminal case heard in a U.S. District Court, you...

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In Virginia how long do you have from the sentencing, to put in for an appeal? The case was heard in criminal circuit court.

Timothy's answer | Answered on April 30, 2009

According to Code of Virginia section 8.01-675.3, a notice of appeal must be filed no later than 30 days after the final judgment. In a criminal...

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