What happens when a case is reversed and amended on a non existing case?

I don't know what "amended on a non existing case" means, and I don't think the order states that. Ask your mother's appellate attorney the...

How to reverse the denial passed down by the a magistrate judge for my legislate motion ? Appeal to a district judge?

The appeal might be to the Fifth Circuit since this is a civil case and magistrate judges can hear civil cases if the parties consent. Consult...

How do I file a pleading to the judge to get ruling overview so that I may file an appeal in my child custody case?

The appellate timetable does not start until the judge signs the final judgment. So talk to an experienced appellate attorney now before the...

If this appeal involved a termination of your parental rights, then court-appointed counsel is required to file a petition for review in the Texas...

What is a general step-by-step procedure on handling a criminal appeal in federal court?

The Fifth Circuit's website will have some information for pro se litigants that may answer some of these questions. You may also consult a...

Can I reopen mortgage civil case 9 months later after judgment

You would have to prove you did not have notice of the judgment, but if your attorney knew about it and did not tell you, the attorney's knowledge...

This is not really an appeal question, but more of a civil tort or personal injury question. Talk to an experienced civil trial lawyer about...

When your case for cps goes to court of appeals and it's taking to long is that a good thing or a bad thing

These appeals have to be decided within 180 days of filing, so you should know something by then.

How long until Evangelina wins her case??

According to the First Court's docket sheet for No. 01-16-00251-CV, the appellant's brief is due by Dec. 30, 2016. Once the appellant's brief is...

My husband got 50 years without parole. Does that really mean he has to serve the full 50? Is there ways he can get out sooner?

Yes, he will have to serve the entire term because a violation of this statute makes the convicted defendant ineligible for parole I...