Why do/don't attorneys all see the same thing when evaluating a case?

I decline to take cases on appeal if I don't believe there's a reasonable chance that I can change the outcome. I just don't feel right about...

How many days after the 14 court of appeal denies your case you have to filed with the supreme court.

You must file a petition for review within 45 days unless you file a motion for rehearing or motion for reconsideration en banc.

Ok let me ask my question about muniment of title again, in a differant way

Your question doesn't have a simple answer. The general rule in Texas is that, in the absence of a motion for new trial or other plenary-power...

Can I get in trouble if I post an appellants brief that was accepted but the appeals court never filed it?

In state appellate courts in Texas, "accepted" means "filed," so this explanation doesn't make sense to me: It states on the document that it...

On appeal does my right to impeach my accusers credibility overrule the judges decision to not let my evidence in?

Probably not. The abuse of discretion standard of rule view will probably the beginning and the end of any reviewing court's analysis.

Should I hire a family law or a probate attorney to establish common law status & to help me fight my appeal?

One of the elements of a common law marriage is that you both held yourself out to others as husband and wife. The fact that you just called him...

Can I file a mandamus after a hearing the same day?

Yes- you don't even have to wait until the trial court signed a written order before you file a mandamus petition. But to win your mandamus...

How long does it take to get a decision on a divorce-appeals case after the judge has been assigned?

What's the appellate court cause number? If I know that, I can look up your case, see where it is in the process, and give you an estimate based on...

What happens when an appellete attorney fails to submit a briefing?

Different courts have different procedures. The court will likely issue a notice informing the parties that the brief is late, and setting a...

It means the person who appealed lost.